The phrase "a given mark of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific characteristic or quality that is recognized or acknowledged in a particular context.
Example: "Honesty is a given mark of a trustworthy individual."
Alternatives: "a recognized sign of" or "an established indicator of".
Then, we could score each promoter as positive for a given mark or negative based on presence of a peak in this proximal promoter.
All markings, which can be reached from a given marking by any firing sequence of arbitrary length, constitute the set of reachable markings.
Chickens are given marks of 1 to 4, with 1 being the best.
To be able to say with confidence if a promoter has a specific histone mark present we need to assess the random expectation of tags from the given mark in a genomic region of the same size.
March's job is to make a list and give marks out of 10.
"Sket" sites, where pictures of girls are posted by vengeful ex-boyfriends, often in compromising situations, are set up on Facebook and other networking sites, or the images are circulated on smart phone messaging systems, along with a request to give marks out of 10 for the "sket" or "bitch".
If we could identify if, when and how a given epigenetic mark, or a combination of marks, is induced by an injury, and also understand its real biological impact (good or bad) on the clinical outcome of that injury, then promoting or erasing these marks by using drugs - 'epidrugs' - could potentially represent a major breakthrough.
Because similar cell types show significant similarities in the sets of promoters bearing a given epigenetic mark [ 25], the existence of a significant core set was not surprising.
Albeit this method yields genome-wide maps of a given chromatin mark, data analysis requires intensive bioinformatic analysis.
Although the presence of a distinct nucleosome signature can have predictive value, the function of a given histone mark is highly context dependent.
