Sentence examples for be a marker of a from inspiring English sources

Age should not be a marker of a less valuable life.

Liquid water is a key requirement for life and would be a marker of a planet's habitability.

This means they are failing to grow well and lack of height can be a marker of a whole range of developmental setbacks including cognitive impairment.

So lying may, in some way, be a marker of a capable little brain.

The neurological symptoms may simply be a marker of a particularly severe infection.

This finding is almost exclusively seen in exudates and in one study was shown to be a marker of a malignant pleural effusion [200].

Future slide-positive infection could arise directly from the current submicroscopic infection increasing in density, from variable sensitivity of microscopy or could simply be a marker of an exposed individual who is more likely to contract a future infection.

We have suggested that this pericytic-like angiotropism could be a marker of an extravascular migration of tumor cells along the abluminal surface of vessels.

The key to the link may lie in gut bacteria: Constipation may be a marker of an altered gut microbiome, Kovesdy said.

On the one hand, the tumor-associated lymphocytes might be a marker of an immune response against the tumor.

Hypothermia in the context of infection may be a marker of an impaired immune response to infection or a marker of disease severity or both.