Sentence examples for mark highly from inspiring English sources

"The AFL-CIO finds your use of the UNIONMADE mark highly misleading as the dictionary definition and understanding amongst the public is that 'union-made' means 'produced by workers belonging to a labor union,'" the letter reads.

In addition, a second FI cut off of 40,000 was arbitrarily defined to mark highly reactive proteins and/or identify high titer sera, which in our experimental system corresponded approximately to the saturation segment of the human IgG curve (Figure 1D).

Methylation at histone H3K36 is an abundant histone mark highly conserved in eukaryotes.

Secondly, we integrate gene expression data in both normal and disease state to mark highly and lowly expressed reactions.

H3K36me3, an active mark highly correlated with transcriptional elongation, spreads over the entirety of the gene, peaking at the TTS (transcription termination site).

Our analysis confirms these results and indicates in addition that H2Bub, H3K36me3 and H3K9me3 tend to mark highly expressed genes, like H3K4me3 and H3K56ac.

One letter marked "Highly Confidential and Most Urgent" dated 14-12-1436 (28 September 2015 in the Islamic calendar) gives strict instructions to stop any new projects, end the purchases of any new vehicles, furniture or other equipment, freeze all appointments and promotions, stop compensation payments for property, and halt any new rental agreements.

Some are marked "TOP SECRET," some are marked "HIGHLY SENSITIVE" and some are marked "FOR YOUR EYES ONLY".

The candidates would be wise to follow this bit of advice: "Most foreign policies that history has marked highly, in whatever country, have been originated by leaders who were opposed by experts".

This makes epigenetic marks highly interesting for early diagnosis of cancer [ 29, 30].

The GFP-MYA2-head6IQ marked highly fluorescent short bundles in nuclei (Fig. 3I) or, occasionally, fluorescent patches in or close to nuclei (Fig. 3I*/I**); these were absent in cells expressing RFP-FABD2 (Fig. 3J).