Sentence examples for basic marker from inspiring English sources

But why, in 2013, does getting married mean giving up the most basic marker of your identity?

Primers, basic marker performance measures and single point transmission disequilibrium test (TDT) results as determined using Unphased v3.08 [29] are available for each marker in Supplementary Table S2.

This set of VOCs served as a basic marker library for further investigations.

These polymorphic markers were used as the basic marker set in the primary mapping experiment.

As a basic marker of diastolic function, Doppler mitral valve inflow velocity measurement showed no difference in E A ratios between the low- and high-LAV groups.

Thyroid transcription factor-1 is commonly used as a basic marker for lung carcinomas, with a reported sensitivity range for lung adenocarcinomas between 75 and 80% (Lau et al, 2002; Jagirdar, 2008) and 92% according to our own study (see Table 3): However, TTF-1 can also be found in other lung tumour entities such as SCLC, large-cell neuroendocrine carcinomas and carcinoids (Folpe et al, 1999).

It would be fair to say that we are either living through a low point, a moment in which people increasingly are disenchanted and disengaged with a political system that purports to serve them, or, worse than that, through the escalating decay of a political system that is failing to meet even the most basic markers of public policy performance.

When comparing data from our survey to earlier national studies [3, 5], we demonstrate little improvement across several basic markers of the availability of pediatric services at hospitals (Table 3).

The boys around us denied the most basic markers of gender discrimination like the low number of female CEOs and the wage gap.

A few funny positions achieved by flailing the Oculus Touch controllers around aside, the models are adequate, serving more as basic markers for where to direct your instructions than accurate representations of actual human beings.

The quality of service delivered in routine clinical practice varies, even for basic markers such as ER and HER2 [ 88].