O'Neill has denied the claims but California authorities late last month suspended him for 45 days after a test detected in one of his horses an elevated level of carbon dioxide, a marker for a performance enhancer.
"A more effective way of increasing life expectancy and improving health would be for every government policy and programme to be assessed for its impact on health and health equity; to make health and health equity a marker for government performance".
In addition, serum H-FABP levels could represent a useful marker for myocardial performance in patients with IFG and IGT.
Thus, based on the above data, two major possibilities exist: either that, DM independently contributes to the pathophysiology of accelerated decline in pulmonary function or that DM is just a marker for decreased performance of respiratory muscles and physical endurance.
Worse TM performance when faced with TB patients or TB suspects may be the result of Mozambican policy restricting TB/HIV co-infection care to physicians; or may be a marker for worse performance in the presence of symptomatic patients in general.
As predicted markers of performance, for task fMRI, we used behavioral data obtained while performing the VWM and SFM tasks in the scanner.
These systems provide behavioural markers for good performance and therefore enable an assessment of the team's performance.
Biochemical phenotyping is often considered as particularly promising to identify given analytes that are linked to desirable plant phenotypes and that could be used as markers for plant performance.
Detecting variation associated with outcomes of common emergency abdominal surgical operations, and modifiable practices associated with this variation, can act as surrogate markers for best performance of acute surgical units.
It is important to note that, although nonword repetition is a good marker for SLI, poor performance on nonword repetition is not a perfect correlate of this disorder.
