Sentence examples for marker for true from inspiring English sources

The detection of identical microorganisms from multiple sampling sites or occasions is another genuine marker for true bacteraemia.

Late gadolinium enhancement quantified on late scans represents a better marker for true scar as the inflammation settles and injured tissue become more defined.

This represents a large (200 400%) increase in yearly CFP incidence (using poison center calls as a marker for true incidence) relative to 2001 2011 baseline.

In contrast, short stature as such is often only a normal variant and thus not a particularly reliable marker for true growth abnormality [ 40].

Another drawback of SUVmax is that because it is derived from a single voxel, it may not be an adequate surrogate marker for true tumor biology and it can be heavily influenced by voxel size [ 36].

GWAS panels do not include every SNP in the genome, and it is expected that many GWAS hits will only be markers for true causal variants, lying outside the GWAS panel, that are associated via linkage disequilibrium or 'tagging'tagging

However, if the psychological state is not important in those that get injured and is just a marker for a psychological trait, then longer-term interventions must be designed to change the more stable psychological traits (if these are indeed causal factors rather than markers for true causal risk factors).

Due to the complex LD structure, the most significant SNP is usually not the true causal locus but just a marker for the true locus, which would typically be within 20 kb.

The conserved HLA-DRB1*03-DQA1*05-DQB1*02 haplotype likely represents, or is a marker for, a true disease susceptibility gene in PM and DM.

It will be essential to uncover the physiological role of CD133 for determining whether it is a marker for a true cancer stem cell population or a marker for cells with enhanced capability to proliferate in other species [ 65].

Where a tagging SNP is used as a marker for a true disease-predisposing SNP the effective sample size is proportional to the bivariate correlation coefficient (r) between the marker and causal SNPs [ 31]. rs is the squared correlation coefficient between multi-locus haplotypes and individuals SNPs and is analogous to r.