Sentence examples for marker classification from inspiring English sources

For the serum proteomic classifier, 10/43 (23%) evaluable patients did not have a pre-treatment serum marker classification.

The image processing and marker classification were performed using DArTsoft version 7.3 (DArT Pl, unpublished), a dedicated software package developed at DArT P/L (Yarralumla, Australia).

Moreover, when comparing the number of PCR cycles (>55 or ⩽55) with marker classification (diagnostic vs risk), a biomarker is more likely to be classified as a risk marker if >55 PCR cycles were applied compared with at most 55 PCR cycles (85% vs 58%, P=0.002).

In order to undertake analyses at the gene level, exons are assembled into genes using the Ensembl annotation, and synteny breakages are ported at the gene level (placing the breakpoint on the left side of the gene. Marker classification (amniote and metatheria) is also ported from exons to genes.

The first method classified patients as positive if both single marker classifications were positive (2 or 3 measurements).

The length, structure and complexity of the MA vary between the different genera and also between different strains, which can be used as a marker for classification (Kellogg et al. 2001).

With a sensitivity of 85%, it appeared to be a good marker for classification of RA (Table 2).

Autoantibodies production then has a key role in AD development and is also used as a disease marker for classification, evaluation, and monitoring disease activity.

These changes may be important for adaptation of the protein to the organellar structure and, therefore, explains its lack of usefulness as a marker for classification of PIG-A proteins as assessed by the PLSR method.

While the sequence change at codon 94 exhibited the highest variability, 63.3% of the XDR strains had a mutation at codon 95 of the gyrA gene; however, this mutation does not contribute to ofloxacin resistance and instead serves as an evolutionary marker for classification of M. tuberculosis strains into three principal genetic groups (PGGs) [ 40].

To use pathway-based markers in classification, we need a way to infer the activity of a given pathway based on the expression levels of the constituent genes.