Sentence examples for both as a marker from inspiring English sources

The latter is extremely important for both teachers and students both as a marker of identity and as a language challenged by other foreign languages, mainly Hebrew and English.

Therefore, NaV1.8 is particularly interesting both as a marker of putative nociceptive afferent fibers and as an additional target/mechanism to explain the analgesic effects of local administration of the 5-HT3 receptor antagonists [10, 18 21].

A20 is regulated by estrogen and A20 levels are highly increased in aggressive forms of breast cancer and involved in tamoxifen resistance (Vendrell et al. 2007), suggesting a potential role both as a marker and as a therapeutic target.

This protein functions both as a marker, promoting colony color development in the presence of a lactose analogue S-gal, and as a reporter enabling quantitative measurement by a simple colorimetric assay.

President Obama's final State of the Union address serves both as a marker for his last year in office and as a reference point (and foil) for candidates on both sides of the 2016 presidential race.

The GFP-LC3 reporter was used both as a marker of autophagy as well as to delineate cell boundaries.

However, NMP22 had a relatively low specificity in our study both as a single marker and in combination with other markers.

We aimed to evaluate cystatin C in HNF1A-MODY both as a diagnostic marker and as a method of assessing GFR.

Stein et al. [ 2] report the association of overexpression of MACC1 with an increased risk for CRC metastasis, providing compelling data that this gene may be useful both as a prognostic marker and possibly as a chemopreventive or therapeutic target.

Application of the assay to the analysis of clinical specimens confirmed clinical utility both as a PD marker (Dean et al, 2009) and as a predictive biomarker of response to cancer chemotherapy (Hou et al, 2009).

The prognostic significance of RB-pathway deregulation is significant in multivariate models, and is true both as a single marker and in combination with other determinants of DCIS biology, including Her2 levels, Cox2 levels, and PTEN levels [ 49- 52].