The phrase "a marker of integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that signifies or indicates the process of integrating different elements or groups.
Example: "The new policy serves as a marker of integration for the diverse communities within the organization."
Alternatives: "a sign of integration" or "an indicator of integration".
To test the hypothesis of a qualitative modulation of face processes following visual experience in adulthood, we measured the face composite effect [10] as a marker of the integration of facial features, i.e. holistic face perception.
As in R. massiliae, R. bellii and R. canadensis, the R. africae cluster was bounded at its 3'-end by a tRNA-Val, but, in contrast with these three species, neither an integrase with its attI site nor a tRNA-Val fragment marker of integration was present at the 5' end.
However, this property spares the possibility of using pyr4 as a marker for integration events outside the locus (e.g., gene deletions) in the presented strains.
Human papillomavirus integration, a marker of HPV-induced neoplasia, is not always found in cervical cancers (Cullen et al, 1991; Vernon et al, 1997).
N400 is a robust marker of conceptual integration, and it has been demonstrated that when some clues can be anticipated, there are early effects (spoken words: [85]; video clips: [29], [31], [89]).
Mixed ethnic unions are important markers of integration because the ethnic minority groups that are most integrated into their host societies are also those most likely to form a union with a native.
In instruction-based learning, which is characterized by an extremely low error rate from the start, this error rate effect clearly cannot serve as an adequate marker of outcome integration.
Animal studies indicate an important role for learning: dark-reared kittens fail to develop neural markers of integration without exposure to audio-visual cue pairs [ 16].
A subset of these markers originates from putatively single- or low-copy genes and may be used in the future for a marker-oriented integration of the linkage and cytogenetic maps of this species.
Co-integrants obtained after transformation were resolved by homologous recombination after expression of I-SceI in vivo, a strategy that allowed a marker-less integration of the constructs leaving no scars nor antibiotic resistance genes in the chromosome (Supporting Information Figure S2).
