Sentence examples for broad marker from inspiring English sources

As always, the clothes were exquisitely crafted, the first few looks explained his thoughts, an 80's-silhouette white dress and suits were coloured in with broad marker pen strokes, like those on Scott's sketchbook.

Co-staining of wisteria floribunda agglutinin (WFA), a broad marker labeling PNNs, with immunostaining for parvalbumin (PV), a marker for fast-spiking interneurons revealed significant main effects of time and undercut treatment on the percentage of PV/WFA interneurons (Fig. 3a,b and Supplementary Fig. S3).

To pick one broad marker, the number of bachelor's degrees awarded in science and engineering (S&E) rose by 31% between 1980 and 2000, according to federal data compiled by the Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology (CPST).

Immunolabeling with Olig2 as a broad marker of the oligodendrocyte lineage also rarely identified cells double labeled with YFP).

We found that adult common ALL has immunophenotypically heterogeneous leukemia cell populations that have distinct subpopulations with bimodal marker expression or populations with broad marker expression.

Hence, stability, and thus measurement frequency are a function of a patient's assessed insulin sensitivity as a broad marker of their level of wellness and potential variability.

I've involved myself long enough with what a friend refers to as Viennese voodoo to recognize the broad markers of neurosis.

Shares of Goldman rose nearly 2 percent, or $3.02, to $156.72, on a day when the broader marker was down sharply.

CREB is a broader marker because it can also be phosphorylated by changes in cAMP, which is regulated in part by G protein receptors.

We used broader markers of demoralization, negative activation, positive activation, and aberrant experiences to predict global PTSD scores, whereas more narrowly focused markers of positive and negative affect were used to differentiate between PTSD symptom clusters.

Fifth, we did not include a population of non-infected critically ill patients (for example, trauma patients) so we are unable to answer whether the endothelial cell changes are specific to sepsis, or broader markers of illness severity that would extend across disease states.