Sentence examples for a relevant marker of from inspiring English sources

22 Second, in the case of bone-targeting agents, PSA may not be a relevant marker of disease activity.

This is associated with increased susceptibility to (skin) infections, and mitigation of this depletion can, therefore, serve as a relevant marker of skin immune function.

Other studies have also shown that a Vt of 6 ml/kg may still be associated to hyperinflation, which has been shown to be a relevant marker of VILI [ 6, 7].

These results indicate that cardiac muscle is rather unrestricted in its uptake of circulating FA and that the validity of PCr/ATP ratio as a relevant marker of cardiac function can be debated under some circumstances.

Circulating endothelial cell numbers in peripheral blood seem to be a relevant marker of neoangiogenesis since CEC are elevated in cancer patients and the amounts of CEC correlates with progressive disease (Mancuso et al, 2001; Beerepoot et al, 2004).

Our finding of a stronger positive association between duration of exposure at medium or high levels of asbestos when compared to durations spent at lower levels suggests that time exposed above a threshold level may be a relevant marker of risk.

The degree of carotid lumen stenosis is a relevant marker for the risk of cerebrovascular disease [ 20, 21] even if the cause of most clinical events should rely on thromboembolism from a vulnerable carotid plaque [ 22].

Thus, the formation of OH by PM may be a relevant marker for the initiation of various health effects (Borm et al. 2004).

Zero-crossing is considered a relevant marker for conformational changes of proteins rich in alpha-helix and beta structures.

Thus, reduced MAS1 expression might be a relevant marker for the malignant potential of breast cancer.

Because corpus callosum is the conduit for the interhemispheric communication, its thickness is a sensitive indicator of ischemic neuronal loss and a relevant marker influencing recovery of function after stroke.