Sentence examples for marker may result from inspiring English sources
It appears from these data that the use of Cr as an external marker may result in an overestimation of FO and subsequent underestimation of DMD.
The lower impact of E2-based CHCs on metabolic markers may result in an improved safety profile.
This suggests that the standardization of markers may result in different accuracies.
One explanation is that the increase in tumour markers may result from increased tumour degradation in response to fulvestrant treatment.
This may have practical implications for TIC isolation based on cell sorting, since using a particular set of markers may result in a particular subset of TICs.
We also measured multiple biomarkers of both inflammation and oxidative stress, as different markers may result from different mechanisms and may lead to different downstream health effects.
Additionally, as stated above, tumor-specific plasma markers may result from altered localization of proteins and protein fragments rather than from increased expression.
On the other hand, blocks of putative markers may result from more complex intensity patterns, e.g. when related prototypes show high intensity values for several "overlapping" conditions simultaneously.
However, because inflammation is a component of the host response to cancer (Coussens and Werb, 2002), elevated inflammatory markers may result from occult cancer or a premalignant state rather than having a causal role in carcinogenesis (Allin and Nordestgaard, 2011).
These results reinforce that datasets with small numbers of markers may result in misleading topologies, and further, that the method of inference used to generate a phylogeny also has a major influence on the number of loci necessary to infer robust species trees.
Another concern regarding the use of a marker gene in bacterial behavior and physiology studies is that the addition of the marker gene and the high-level expression of the marker genes may result in substantial metabolic burden on the cells.
