Sentence examples for marker of general from inspiring English sources

Serum albumin levels are generally considered as a practical marker of general health or of nutritional status [ 24].

When Steven Devor and his colleagues at Ohio State University assigned 54 men and women to a five-day-a-week crossfit programme for ten weeks, they saw big improvements in participants' aerobic capacity (a marker of general fitness), a 3-43-4%ll in fat and increases in muscle, regardless of initial level of fitness.

Because vitamin D is an excellent marker of general health status, the positive results reported in some observational studies might reflect unmeasured and unaccounted confounding.

Change in the expression of six genes namely autolysin like genes AtlE (N-acetylmuramoyl-l-alanine amidase type), and AtlA like genes, Polyribonucleotide nucleotidyl transferase as a marker of general stress (PnpA), superoxide dismutase gene (SOD), ymcA and gtfB genes was studied to check the cell death, general stress and biofilm formation activities.

Interestingly, oligoclonality, which is a marker of general CNS inflammation and present in 79 90% of MS patients, was less correlated with the number of inflammatory plaques than were lactate levels.

The control of proliferation by c-Myc was related to its effects on global gene transcription, as phosphorylation of the C-Terminal Domain (pCTD) of RNA Polymerase II, a marker of general transcription initiation, was tightly coupled to cell proliferation of growth plate chondrocytes where c-Myc is expressed and severely downregulated in the absence of c-Myc.

To answer these questions will require markers of general chemosensitivity and drug-specific chemosensitivity, respectively.

At baseline, and at designated time points during the 8-week study, asthma control, symptoms, and Quality of Life questionnaires (ACQ, ASUI, mini-AQLQ) were assessed and blood was collected for analyses of markers of general health, oxidative stress, and inflammation.

Interestingly, lactate levels exhibit a stronger correlation with the number of inflammatory plaques than with markers of general CNS inflammation (IgG levels, oligoclonality).

These risk items may be markers of general dysfunction underpinned by cognitive impairment.

The cell activation markers phospho-extracellular signal-regulated kinase (pERK) and pCaMKII were used as markers of general cellular activation.