The phrase "many markers of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to multiple elements of a concept or idea. For example: "The data provides many markers of progress toward achieving the goal."
Watson and company hope the Hughes House will not be among the many markers of dislocation.
Researchers suspect hair loss could be among many markers of an increased risk of hypertension, caused in part by higher levels of testosterone and other hormones, and more androgen receptors in the scalp.
There are very many markers of poverty in the playground – from the kids without a warm winter coat or waterproof shoes, to the more subtle social index of parties and playdates – but free school meals need not be one of them (at my children's primary school, no one had a clue who was on free dinners).
The landscape of the capital was in tatters long before this month's disaster, and many markers of the country's past had been looted and destroyed during the political upheavals that racked the country in recent decades.
Many markers of inflammation are elevated in HIV disease and strongly predictive of the risk of morbidity and mortality.
Furthermore, cells failed to express many markers of adipogenesis (PPARγ, lpl, CEBPα), while co-exposure to pyraclostrobin and two different PPARγ antagonists (GW9662, T0070907) failed to mitigate TG accumulation, suggesting TG accumulation occurred through a PPARγ-independent mechanism.
Again, this method requires the analysis of many markers to end up with only few cervical cancer specific methylation markers.
This will help you to gain an idea of how many markers to make.
TCRζdim cells express many markers typical of highly differentiated, senescent effector cells, and respond poorly to stimulation by CD3/CD28.
Association studies of many markers in thousands of individuals may be required to identify appropriate genes.
Many markers and features of cancer stem cells have been defined.
