During a brief spell, the Australian had threatened to lay down an even more serious marker in his bid to become only the fourth player to win back-to-back Green Jackets.
Each one could be a grave marker.
History likes a good marker.
Its quasi-universal applicability, the fact that limited genome information is necessary to its development, the possibility to obtain markers near coding regions and the possibility to rapidly sequence markers of interest are some of the features that can make DArT a serious competitor to other markers such as SNPs in non-model organisms [ 9].
If parents can decide between implanting an embryo that carries a genetic marker associated with a serious disease— e.g., Tay Sachs—or an embryo without that marker, they would be obliged to choose the latter, in the name of promoting the health and well-being of the future child (impersonally, perhaps, given the non-identity problem).
Each stop will involve a different speech based around a key political theme, carefully orchestrated to either exploit Paul's strengths or address his perceived weaknesses as he lays down a marker as a serious contender for his party's nomination.
Although rarely fatal in isolation, pleural effusions are often a marker of a serious underlying medical condition and contribute to significant patient morbidity, quality-of-life reduction, and mortality.
This is not necessarily a serious incongruence, with the genetic markers indicating moderate and successive bottlenecks during the first occupation of the continent, since quantitative traits determined by polygenic effects of several autosomal genes have greater effective population sizes.
However, the sheer number of altered genes is still posing a serious problem for identifying proper markers for clinical translation, such as identifying potential genes for targeted therapy.
This implies that fascioloidosis is a serious disease with hardly observable diagnostic markers.
