Sentence examples for a marker to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Keratin (K) 19 was used as a marker to evaluate the proportion of stem cells.
LDH activity was used as a marker to evaluate the protective effect of CsLEA11 against heat stress.
In the present study, we selected TM as a marker to evaluate radiation-induced endothelial dysfunction.
Background: 8-hydroxydeoxyguanosine (8-OHdG) is commonly used as a marker to evaluate oxidative DNA damage in disorders including chronic inflammatory diseases such as inflammatory periodontal pathologies.
Therefore, it showed that the fusion protein retained GLA4 activity and could also be served as a marker to evaluate the binding capability of TfRscFv with tumor cells.
The EHV1 component was performed as an extraction and inhibitor control as described previously [ 24], while ERV3 was used as a marker to evaluate the quality of nasal swab sample collection [ 25].
Since ∆PCO2 is now widely recognized as a valuable marker to evaluate tissue perfusion in septic shock, a clinician should be aware that acute changes in pH or PaCO2 induced by hyperventilation could impact ∆PCO2 independently of changes in tissue perfusion.
In conclusion, our results demonstrate that a haplotypic block on the human X chromosome is a useful marker to evaluate genetic diversity of human populations and the combination of an Alu insertion polymorphism and microsatellite markers provides a highly informative tool for population and evolutionary studies.
A haplotypic block combining an Alu insertion polymorphism and four microsatellite markers on the human X chromosome is a useful marker to evaluate genetic diversity of human populations and provides a highly informative tool for evolutionary studies.
As a result, the quantity of cytoplasmic and nuclear proteins may serve as a potential marker to evaluate the extent of fragmentation damage (Mantikou et al, 2012).
Previous studies also indicated that HMW-adiponectin could be a useful marker to evaluate risk of MetS or type 2 diabetes in elderly Japanese [9], Japanese-Americans [10] or Caucasian women [11].
