genetic

Used with adjective complement

• include: The event, held at Cardiff University, attracted a large number of participants including genetic counseling students, social scientists and clinicians.
• provide: There is also the opportunity of providing better genetic counseling for families with the syndrome.

Modifies a noun

• modification: Genetic modification can also overcome species barriers, allowing genes to be used in new ways.
• engineering: You can't do genetic engineering in your back garden.
• testing: Genetic testing in the workplace is illegal in Norway.
• predisposition: The focus of our lab is on genetic predisposition to cancer.
• algorithm: A parallel genetic algorithm for the set partitioning problem.
• mutation: In fact, Cal has inherited a rare genetic mutation.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: If the families could request that their GP specifies if they would like to receive purely genetic advice or help with prosthetics.
• mostly: Almost one in ten incorrectly assume that premature birth is mostly genetic and runs in the family.
• probably: It's an incurable immune system illness, probably genetic in origin and mainly suffered by females.
• forward: A forward genetic screen using Drosophila melanogaster that provides insight into these characteristics is described here.
• once: Once genetic material is lost, it is irretrievable.
• essentially: As the tube grows, the contents of the pollen grain - essentially genetic material - passes down the tube.

Preposition: in

origin: It's an incurable immune system illness, probably genetic in origin and mainly suffered by females.