Sentence examples for a marker from a from inspiring English sources

This is a marker from a non-coding region, which makes it more difficult to exclude it as a potential pseudogene [16].

It is usually difficult to ascertain the benefit of a marker from a single published study, which may be overoptimistic owing to small sample size and selective reporting, and a clear view is only likely to emerge from looking across multiple studies.

A marker from the Texas Historical Commission sits in the yard of the house.

Then, a G -adjacency or simply adjacency[ 7] in genome A (respectively in genome B) is a string v = γ 1 ℓ γ 2 ≡ γ 2 ℓ ¯ γ 1, such that each γ i can be a telomere or an extremity of a marker from G and ℓ is a substring composed of the markers that are between γ1 and γ2 in A (respectively in B) and contains no marker that also belongs to G. The substring ℓ is the label of v.

If you're at good terms with your colleague, then it may appear all right if you borrowed a stapler or a marker from their desk without asking.

(a) Markers from Eduardo et al. [ 10], (b) newly developed markers, (c) markers from Verde et al. [ 17].

However, an MLST marker from serotype A Chr 14 (URE1) was positive in isolate KW5.

The SSR allele StI013-a in combination with two markers from the Pho1B locus (PHO1B-1a; PHO1B-1b) and the LipIII-27-a marker derived from a putative class III lipase explained 38.2% of the genetic variation of SG.

She found a seat at a table and selected a pink marker from a pile.

Rose Hill has its own historical marker from a fear-filled era -- a bomb shelter, under a slope overlooking the inn's swimming pool, that dates from the time of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.

Last season, in one of the best "Saturday Night Live" opening monologues in recent memory, Zach Galifianakis, dressed in a red dress, lip-synched "Tomorrow," from the musical "Annie," while tearing pages of jokes about gay marriage and pot smoking, written with a Sharpie marker, from a giant drawing pad.