The phrase "as a marker test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific test or assessment that serves as an indicator or measure of something.
Example: "The students will take the exam as a marker test to evaluate their understanding of the material covered in the course."
Alternatives: "as a benchmark test" or "as an assessment tool".
We therefore used podosome belts as a marker to test the properties of substrates that are responsible for the induction of resorptive behavior in osteoclasts.
As a marker for testing activity, the average numbers of specimens received per case identified were used (table 1).
In this scenario each genome-wide difference in DNA methylation is used as a marker and tested for an association with the trait under study.
After generating the ROC curves, we evaluated the criterion value, sensitivity, specificity, and area under the curve (AUC) as a marker of the test quality (AUC: 1 0.97, excellent; 0.97 0.92, very good; 0.92 0.75, good; 0.75 0.50, applicable test).
May we all embrace such a conversion and may we recognize such a solidarity as a marker, a litmus test, of authentic Christianity, and indeed of authentic humanity.
A lesser majority would add grade 3 disease or an adverse result from a multiparameter molecular marker test as indications for OFS.
In vivo studies suggest that the major pathogenic mechanisms initiated by TiO2-NP are inflammatory responses and as a consequence, inflammation is used as a marker for toxicological testing for TiO2.
The p value of a gene is defined as the minimum single marker test p value of its SNPs, as widely used in pathway analysis.
An anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) test was proposed as a marker of ovarian reserve (tested before the treatment, 6 and 12 months after the treatment, and then once every year).
Because RH-PAT is a noninvasive, quantitative, and repeatable test, RH-PAT can serve as an important surrogate marker testing method for evaluating a patient's vascular condition and the efficacy of treatment.
