Sentence examples for good marker that from inspiring English sources

In recent years, it has been proposed that CSF lactate may be a good marker that can differentiate bacterial meningitis (> 6 mmol/l), from partially treated meningitis (4 to 6 mmol/l) and aseptic meningitis (< 2 mmol/l) [ 10].

We've got them queuing up to want to get a test at the local hospital and for us that's been a good marker that we're doing a good thing".

Since Elongation Factor 1 alpha is present in the three domains of life, i.e., Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryota, it should be a good phylogenetic marker that might be useful for inferring the phylogenetic position of Psalteriomonas within the eukaryotic tree of life.

This would further verify if specific biomarkers are good diagnostic markers that can identify infants at risk of developing eczema.

The second chromosome has a number of good dominant markers that can be used for recombination mapping (see Supporting Information, Table S1 for examples).

The development of novel therapeutics for COPD has been impeded by lack of good surrogate markers that can track disease progression and predict clinical outcomes [ 3].

Although STRs are good candidate markers that may contribute to understanding the origins of cardiovascular diseases, the combined effect of more genetic variants is more useful and notably contributes to finding biomarkers in complex diseases.

In addition, since the effects of underlying conditions, which can vary between individuals and during the clinical course, would be ultimately reflected in lymphocyte counts and acute phase reactants, these parameters may be good objective markers that indicate the strength of cellular immunity and the risk of poor QFT performance.

Moreover, we found that the ptxP allele is a good marker for strains that have similar gene content, since also the ptxP2 and ptxP6 strains are associated with the absence or presence of specific gene clusters.

In many chronic diseases, healthcare professionals have a philosophy of treating to achieve a predefined target level in a surrogate marker that indicates good control However, in asthma, there is currently no simple, clear, accepted target measure that healthcare professionals can aim to achieve, and that patients can use as a reliable indicator of treatment effectiveness.

We hypothesized that this signal might be the IDA peptide, but we first needed to determine whether cell-to-cell signalling was required in a system for which we had good markers and that we could surgically manipulate.