Genetik

[Explanation1]: Punctuation:
Unnecessary ellipsis have been removed.

[Explanation2]: Redundancy:
Revision made for conciseness.

[Explanation3]: Article usage:
A definite article is needed here as “screening” has an indirect reference to the idea in the previous sentence.

[Explanation4]: Readability:
The sentence has been edited for better readability and flow and transition.

[Explanation5]: Style:
In American English, the abbreviations “i.e.” and “e.g.” are followed by commas.

[Explanation6]: Grammar:
American English uses “that” for restrictive clauses.

[Explanation7]: Typographical error:
The spelling error has been corrected.

[Explanation8]: Grammar:
“such as” is used to introduce examples; “like” is grammatically incorrect in this context.

[Explanation9]: Readability:
The order of words has been rearranged for readability.

[Explanation10]: Word choice:
“Continuous” is a concise synonym for “again and again.”

[Explanation11]: Article usage:
Incorrect use of the indefinite article has been rectified.

[Explanation12]: Language:
The sentence has been reconstructed for better flow.

[Explanation13]: Language:
The word order has been changed for better readability.

[Explanation14]: Word choice:
“Achieved” is a preferred formal word choice.

[Explanation15]: Word choice:
The awkward term has been revised.

[Explanation16]: Subject area:
Based on context, the terms have been revised for better representation of the implied meaning.

[Explanation17]: Style:
Spelling rectified according to the standard English style followed.

[Explanation18]: Technical word choice:
“regulatory” is the accurate terminology.

[Explanation19]: Language:
The sentence structure has been changed for clarity and consistency. Heavily revised sentences may lead to loss or change in meaning; hence, a remark has been added here for the author.

[Explanation20]: Punctuation:
A nonrestrictive “which” clause is preceded by a comma.

[Explanation21]: Punctuation:
The missing period has been added.

[Explanation22]: Grammar:
The appropriate verb form has been used.