The phrase "adoption of markers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the acceptance or implementation of specific indicators or symbols in a particular field or practice.
Example: "The adoption of markers in educational assessments has improved the clarity of student evaluations."
Alternatives: "implementation of markers" or "acceptance of markers".
A strict adoption of marker-assisted background selection in the carrier chromosome for precise transfer of the blast resistance gene Pi54 would have meant the removal of possible linkage drag associated with Pi54 in chromosome 11.
Although MGMT methylation status appears to be a predictive marker of response to TMZ in patients with newly diagnosed GBM [7], there have been several issues which have prevented widespread adoption of this marker in clinical practice.
Several field pea linkage maps have been previously developed with successive adoption of new molecular marker technologies [ 10, 12- 17].
The adoption of more precise physical markers in place of notoriously unreliable eyewitness observation would improve arrest accuracy and enhance police legitimacy.
Furthermore, by the development and adoption of orthologous gene-based markers for comparative linkage map analyses, macro-syntenic relationships among the solanaceous species including eggplant have been elucidated in detail.
The grapevine community has already taken the first step towards the adoption of allelic ladders for a limited number of markers [ 15].
This has led to its adoption as a marker compound of the quality of G. uralensis.
Here, we report the adoption of similar technology to generate a marker-free transgenic line of J. curcas that expresses Cry1Ab/1Ac proteins for resistance to A. micaceanus.
Thus, a new assay for the detection of CFPHV DNA markers is presented, and adoption of its methodology is recommended in future CFPHV screens among sea turtles.
Sarah: Company research, development of markers, sales.
