Sentence examples for marker for incipient from inspiring English sources
In the present study we hypothesized that a skin test reaction induced by a combination of ESAT-6 and CFP10 (E6/couldcould be used as a marker for incipient disease in the highly sensitive guinea pig model.
Studies suggest that a loss of the nocturnal systolic blood pressure dip may be a sensitive marker for incipient diabetic nephropathy (11).
ANT is a valuable expression marker for incipient cotyledon primordia but ant mutants do not have a cotyledon phenotype (Elliott et al., 1996).
Previous studies had shown that exogenous expression of transfected DUX4-FL is accompanied by increased caspase-3 activation, a marker for incipient cell death, in many different types of cells including Hep2, mouse C2C12, fibroblasts, and human primary myogenic cells.
While 24-h ambulatory blood pressure is considered a better predictor of target organ damage (11) than isolated clinic blood pressure measurements, studies have suggested that a lack of nocturnal systolic blood pressure (SBP) dipping is a sensitive marker for incipient diabetic nephropathy (12).
Better understanding may lead to new markers for incipient neoplasia, and better preventive management of patients.
For General Clark, the ability to collect substantial money quickly will be an important marker for his incipient candidacy.
Even though we detected increased DAPK1 expression in the brains of AD patients, it has not yet been determined whether it is a reliable biological diagnostic marker for the incipient stages of AD.
However, the longitudinal clinical studies that are necessary for identifying a comparable marker of incipient nerve injury are insufficient.
ACR, as a subtle marker of incipient damage, could in turn herald the onset of diabetes.
For example, urinary albumin excretion is a quantitative variable for which a specific range of values, termed microalbuminuria, has become firmly entrenched in clinical practice as it is seen as a marker of incipient renal injury in diabetes (21).
