Sentence examples for marker of eventual from inspiring English sources

"It's sure marker of eventual problems and oftentimes divorce," he said.

A study published recently found nuclear NF- κB expression as an independent prognostic marker of eventual biochemical recurrence in a series of 42 men, all of them with positive surgical margins after radical prostatectomy.

These same biomarkers may be intermediate markers of eventual clinical efficacy if the treatment were to be continued.

The presence of extra-pancreatic mucin with an IPMN could present a rare but important marker of the eventual seeding of tumor outside the primary IPMN.

Given that chronic elevations of c-fos are known to be associated with cell injury and to evoke apoptosis in otherwise healthy cells, these results suggest that prenatal nicotine exposure evokes delayed neurotoxicity by altering the program of neural cell differentiation, and that elevated c-fos expression provides an early marker of the eventual deficits.

Currently, incidence of cACF is widely used as a surrogate marker for eventual tumorigenesis based on their high correlation.

SNPs were genotyped on the mapping families for two reasons; 1) to position the SNPs on the linkage map, and 2) to provide more markers for eventual fine-mapping of QTL-regions.

Mr. Harris also cited benign labor costs, which has been one of Paine Webber's key markers for eventual Fed easing.

Another limitation was the high variability of preoperative levels of sCD40L, which could be attributed to in vitro activation of platelets in a population with high-grade atherosclerotic disease; this variation possibly jeopardized the reliable evaluation of perioperative kinetics of this marker and eventual associations between the circulating levels of this substance and postoperative outcomes.

The resulting sequences were used to develop SSR markers for eventual use in genetic mapping.

In addition, our study is the first to evaluate the new, publically available LIBRA software [ 31] tool in terms of its association with breast cancer, providing preliminary evidence for its potential utility as an eventual marker of breast cancer risk.