Sentence examples for marker of enhanced from inspiring English sources

Bone formation rate was enhanced in wt females as marker of enhanced bone remodeling (Fig. 4C).

The ratio of NAD+/NADH, a marker of enhanced cellular oxidative capacity, was significantly lower in the HF group.

Additionally, in this study lung NAD+, a marker of enhanced mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation [ 16], was increased at 24 hours post-CLP in the propranolol-treated rats.

This provides further evidence for the theory that lactic acid per se is not responsible for the acidosis but is a marker of enhanced glycolysis.

In line with the notion of CD5 up-regulation as a marker of enhanced avidity in Th1 cells, CD5 expression in thymocyte selection is correlated with avidity/signal intensity of the positively selecting TCR-pMHC interaction [ 56].

The elevation of oxidized proteins levels during RT might be a causal factor in an early event of oxidative endothelial cell damage and also a marker of enhanced RT-related oxidative stress [ 53].

This grey matter atrophy has been shown to correlate better with permanent disability than the white matter inflammatory marker of gadolinium enhancing lesions [ 6, 19, 21].

The potential of these markers to enhance the efficiency of type 1 diabetes risk screening was then evaluated by analyzing them in Finnish and Swedish populations.

The sensitivity of this simple marker was enhanced by the results of EMG assessment; conversely, the association of a sciatic nerve conduction block with the lack of foot flexion seemed highly specific of a prolonged duration of MV.

The adenoviral destination vectors used were pAdEasy1_EGFP-DEST and pAdEasy1_RFP-DEST, which contains the attR1-CmR- ccdB- attR2 cassette upstream of the cassette for the expression of the marker genes enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP) or red fluorescent protein (RFP), respectively.

This greater SNP marker density enhanced a GWAS of tocochromanol traits in maize grain that resulted in the identification of significant associations at a genome-wide level for two core tocochromanol pathway genes, ZmVTE4 (γTMT) and ZmVTE1 (tocopherol cyclase).