Sentence examples for marker on which from inspiring English sources

The peaceful transition from Mr. Zardari to Mr. Hussain gives Pakistan a marker on which to build.

Nevertheless, these observations confirm that the pT2MIK-eGFP expression plasmid allows the expression of the ΔhCD4 surface marker, on which the magnetic sorting (MACS) depends.

These studies have revealed several underlying signatures associated with the primary physiology of the tumor with important prognostic and predictive implications, and suggest that the sum of multiple gene-expression measurements may provide greater diagnostic precision than the biochemical or morphological marker on which they are based.

Meta-analysis of those markers on which eight or more papers provided data was considered.

The study should identify the strongest prognostic markers on which to base identification of asymptomatic patients with moderate-to-severe AS for consideration of early (before symptoms develop) AVR.

Some of the markers on which these assays are based include the mitochondrial membrane permeabilization, the translocation of phosphatidyl serine from the inner to the outer cell surface, and the activation of caspase or calpain enzymes [ 12- 14].

Multiple logistic regression analysis to predict disease status was used to determine the weight to be given each marker in the model, which was then linearly added to give a value for the combined markers, on which the AUC was calculated.

Using the combination of boxplots for the whole data and for the singular classes and following clinical judgment, the 25 markers on which the breast cancer classes were derived were reduced to 14 by dismissing those biomarkers that had 'no role' in the class definition (i.e., had an identical overall distribution even when considered in any specific class).

To address situations like this, more sophisticated models of assortative mating consider the evolution of a marker trait on which assortative mating can be based.

Studies on other markers, particularly one which could more specifically predict the response to hormone therapy are reported by Rigo and Mourou [ 33].

To underscore just how off-the-charts this election seemed, Mr. Russert at one point pulled out a grease board -- a kind of blackboard for magic markers -- on which he had printed a dozen undecided states and their electoral votes, to show how conceivable it was for the nation to "have a deadlocked electoral college," in which neither candidate received the required 270 votes.