Synonyms for genetically
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Princeton's WordNet

1. geneticallyadverb

   by genetic mechanisms

   "genetically passed down talents"

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1. List of paraphrases for "genetically":

   modified, genetic, gm, genetically-modified, genetics

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1. Anthony Shelton:

   There's a lot of interest in using genetically engineered insects for controlling medically important diseases.

2. Anthony Shelton:

   We all live in the age of genetics, whether it be looking at your family tree or genetically engineering plants, we just know so much more about the genes in insects that we can now utilize this knowledge to control the pest populations in a much more environmentally friendly way and a much more sustainable way.

3. Oscar Nilsson:

   He is clearly observing something, like a guard or a hunter, can he see us? If so, he would be just as surprised as we are. Almost 8,000 years separates us, genetically we are so alike, but we must accept there are huge differences in how we look at the world.

4. Kimberly Tyson:

   I think the appeal of the openness is two-fold — it’s, one, that they want to know what is occurring with the embryos, are there children born from these embryos, and that they have children that are genetically related to these children fully.

5. Ronald Swaisgood:

   Pairs are selected to maximize maintenance of genetic diversity in the panda population. This is essential for maintaining healthy populations, and currently we have no problem with this, however, there are often several candidate mates that are genetically suitable, and we believe that behavior and mate choice has a role to play for improving the success rate of breeding among genetically suitable partners.