Sentence examples for acceptable marker from inspiring English sources

At Salon, Rebecca Traister declares that "Girls" is evidence that "Marriage — while still widely fetishized as some kind of goal — is no longer the only acceptable marker of maturity" (stop the presses!!!).

These conflicting results might reflect methodologic differences in identifying human Treg, as no universally acceptable marker has been defined for these cells.

7 The validity and reproducibility of baPWV measurements are high, and it seems to be an acceptable marker reflecting vascular damage and systemic arterial stiffness.

However, gene-based biomarker will be more effective and an acceptable marker and may prove better JE diagnostic tools for fast clinical assessment of JEV in the future.

Nevertheless, by using a hierarchical approach to provide a range of acceptable marker options relevant for each patient it is hoped that, after extensive validation, this algorithm can be broadly applied across a range of clinical and geographical settings.

However, their similar genetic backgrounds also present problems to the investigator, as their similarities result in a paucity of polymorphic markers available to attain an acceptable marker resolution for mapping.

These values were taken as acceptable markers of adequate perfusion and thorough resuscitation, thus establishing a patient population that was believed to be relatively stable.

Presently, there are no clinically acceptable markers for early initial diagnosis or diagnosis of bladder cancer recurrences and guide us in reducing the frequency of the need for cystoscopy in patients with bladder cancer.

This comparison suggests that a relatively large fraction (> 80%) of SNPs in these databases do not meet the cutoff for acceptable markers as AIMs [ 10], which means that they are either of very low frequency or not ancestry informative between the 2 ancestral populations.

With serum VEGF serving as an acceptable indirect marker of tissue levels, the question remains whether to consider tissue VEGF as a prognostic marker at all.

It was discovered in 1965 and is the only acceptable tumor marker to monitor CRC recurrence to date.