Sentence examples for marker it provides from inspiring English sources

Because this map was constructed using gene-based marker, it provides links with other published maps for loblolly pine, allowing map cross-checking and eventual consolidation.

Since then, CD133 has continued to identify tumour cells with self-renewal capacity in a number of other solid malignancies, although there is ongoing debate as to quite how universal a marker it provides within the solid tumour CSC field (Wu and Wu, 2009).

Towards this end, Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) is the ideal marker because it provides affordable and high-throughput genotyping compared to other markers [ 4].

But the end of summer still feels like a significant marker, and it provides a good moment to take stock of a set of events that surely would have prompted the good Doctor, had he been alive to chronicle them, to send out for another bottle of Wild Turkey.

Our conclusion that triclosan targets Plasmodium DHFR also explains much of the inconsistency in the literature regarding the efficacy of triclosan22: HsDHFR is commonly used as a Plasmodium selective marker as it provides pyrimethamine resistance, and controls for this confounding factor are not always performed.

This approach is favoured for dominant markers because it provides reasonable estimates of the null allele frequency at each locus (Bonin et al. 2007).

This is one of the few prospective studies examining the effect of ETS exposure on urinary hormone markers, and it provides new insight about potential biologic mechanism by which ETS affects reproductive outcomes and stimulates further research in this area.

Although incorporation of [3H]Etn into eEF1A is a helpful and convenient marker for EPG labeling, it provides no information on the exact site of modification, or if the entire EPG moiety and not only ethanolamine (see [38]) – is attached.

Faecal egg counts are a common indicator of nematode infection and since it is a heritable trait, it provides a marker for selective breeding.

This surrogate primary outcome marker has been chosen as it provides a sample size that is feasible and attainable for a phase II trial to test efficacy.

Recently genome wide association analysis (GWAS) for complex traits using high density single nucleotide polymorphism markers (SNP) are becoming common, it provides high mapping resolution and high accuracy of the QTLs due to better structuring of the populations (Han and Huang, 2013; Wu et al. 2015; Yang et al. 2014).