"Having overseas bases is a marker of an imperial kind of capability," she said.
Will it, along with the bent Tokyo Tower, be a final marker of an irreversible decline?
It is presumably a true marker of an asteroid impact with global repercussions, and this further complicates understanding of the mass extinction.
But it has become an important marker of an affluent world city, argues Isabel Dedring, the deputy mayor for transport.
FCA spokesman David Cross said: "Price isn't necessarily the best marker of an insurance deal.
Interleukin-8 promoter (pIL8) induction, a marker of an inflammatory response, was used to monitor immune activation.
Studies on 5-HT reactivity showed hypersensitivity, also expressed as reduced tachyphylaxis (habituation), which successively was evidenced as the most characteristic marker of an altered sensory neurotransmission.
However, immunohistochemistry-based analysis of tumor infiltrates can be misleading as the representative marker of an immune subpopulation might be expressed in other cell types.
A high cardiothoracic ratio (CTR) is a marker of an enlarged heart and is associated with poor outcomes in patients with heart failure (HF).
Lactate has also been shown in some studies to be more frequently observed in non-benign meningiomas, WHO Grade II and III, but is not always a marker of an aggressive meningioma.
The second ventilatory threshold (VT2) or AnT is often considered a point of a transition from aerobic to anaerobic metabolism and a well-established marker of an individual's endurance capacity [12].
