In initial follow-up tests, key markers — including his PSA levels — had dropped.
Hertzberg notes two key markers to watch between now and November: the series of debates and the final flood of donations.
4. English and maths are the key markers of a school's progress, so the general feeling is why devote time and resources away from them? 5. Language lessons usually don't get a lot of time on the school timetable.
"Plastics, including plastiglomerates, would be one of the key markers by which people could recognize the beginning of the Anthropocene".
The working group recognized the importance of incorporating key markers of socioeconomic vulnerability and resilience into risk assessment data and models that are quality-controlled by uniform standards.
Mutant huntingtin (HTT) was efficiently inactivated in mouse models of HD, leading to an improvement in key markers of the disease.
We seek to identify the key markers that are either prognostic or predictive with respect to treatment from a large number of biomarkers.
Wales face Macedonia and Serbia, and while qualification appears to be a forlorn hope, Coleman sees the games as key markers looking ahead to the next qualifying campaign.
Gas-guzzling Escalades, sprawling McMansions, and the purchasing power of your paycheck (or your spouse's) still seem to be key markers.
And there are these key markers in your life that really build who you are and who you become, and so if I can be a small marker or something positive for them, that's everything.
What we found in polling retirees (as well as current workers) may surprise you: When it comes to key "markers" of an enjoyable retirement, their real-life experience soundly beats the expectations of today's workers.
