There may be markers of distance -- exotic settings, unfamiliar turns of phrase, novel concepts -- but the successful work of translation almost always renders these markers incidental, in order to promote the absorption that fascinated Goethe or the startling intimacy that fascinated St. Paul.
I count it again, as a tangible marker of psychic distance covered, of time passed.
We are likely to put it somewhere on the spectrum between uncomfortably coarse and painfully bleak – one powerful marker of the distance between the Roman world and our own.
Recombinant ACC2.v2 protein was added to the immunoprecipitation reaction as a marker of migration distance.
But not seeking antenatal care during pregnancy may be conceived as a marker of social distance of the mother from modern maternity care [ 36, 37].
To correct for this potential source of error a bar containing markers of known distance between them was moved inside the box to calibrate the system and thereby correct for any refraction error.
Deriving the distribution of means over markers of allele distance frequencies assumes that all the markers follow the same mutational process.
Thirty-nine famembersmbers from family A were genotyped using an in-house genome-wide mapping panel containing 425 autosomal microsatellite markers with an average marker distance of 7.8 cM and a maximum marker distance of 15.3 cM.
The target LG XIV had 180 SNP markers, with a median marker distance of 0.5 cM and an average of 0.8 cM.
Four representative cases of marker distance traces from simulations of the Type II model using dissociation probability 5 × 10−4.
