Sentence examples for marker term from inspiring English sources

We attempted to test this hypothesis simply, by replacing the BMI term with a marker term for age > 12 weeks and < 12 weeks.

GO-terms positioned either upstream or downstream of the marker term "Immune response" were distributed along the liver, liver invasion and tumor invasion compartments in both species.

The marker term was not significant, and its presence made almost no change in the other model coefficients (data not shown), which we interpret to mean that the data set is too small to examine this hypothesis in detail.

Given a title containing N terms {t 1, t 2,... t N}, if the position of the most left marker term is q, then {t 1,...t q-1} is segmented as ingredient I, and {t q...t N} is as route R. The 'How should this medication be used?' Section and 'About your treatment' Section include the detailed descriptions on drug physical forms and its usage.

The position of the marker, termed I, is identified simply by picking the largest peak of r ^ 3 i in each interval: I = arg max i r ^ 3 i i start ≤ i < i start + 8192, (13).

These route-indicting terms were used as marker terms.

Because biallelic markers have reduced information content, we propose the selection of DIP linked to STR to form a compound marker termed DIP STR.

SAPALDIA (Künzli et al. 2009) reported significant associations between asthma incidence in never-smokers and individually assigned changes in a specifically modeled marker termed "traffic related PM10".

Ninety-six markers (2.2% of the total number of markers; termed 'multicopy' markers) were mapped to two or more linkage groups across component maps.

Each entry of a weighted genomic distance matrix between pairs of individuals is a sum of per-marker terms.

Here, a strategy of using SNPs for rapid generation of molecular markers, termed sequence based polymorphic (SBP) marker technology, is described.