Sentence examples for marker to get from inspiring English sources

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The analysis of circulating plasma DNA may be a useful marker to get an early diagnosis on malignant neoplasms.

5.58pm BST 42 mins: Beautiful play by O'Reilly down the right as she totally bamboozles her marker to get free near the byline.

On the other hand, it might serve as a marker to get some idea of what a prospective government's intentions are, and this is at least something I know about in detail.

GOAL! Estonia 0-1 Republic of Ireland Andrewss 16) From a yard or two outside the six-yard box, Keith Andrews rises above his marker to get on the end of an Aiden McGeady cross from the left and plant a firm header past Sergei Pareiko.

A chance for Stoke new boy Joselu as he evades his marker to get his head on a corner.

In his earlier parliamentary speech he said the licensing of aspartame put "regulators and politicians to shame", with the likes of Donald Rumsfeld, the US defence secretary and a former head of the Searle, the pharmaceutical company that discovered aspartame, " calling in his markers" to get it approved.

We will have players back which is fantastic as well and it will make training next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday a bit spicy because the guys will want to lay down some markers to get into that semi-final team". "We mixed some tremendous rugby but the difference between the two sides was they were accurate when they had their opportunities and took them.

82 min: Bratislav Punosevac escapes from the close attention of his marker Jonny Evans, to get on the end of a cross from deep and volley wide from about 10 yards.

Herein, the authors search "Web of Science" and "Pubmed" by key words "inflammatory bowel disease," "ulcerative colitis," "Crohn's disease," "marker," and "biomarker" to get advances of biomarkers in inflammatory bowel disease.

Furthermore, investigation of the correlation between these microstructural alterations and molecular markers is imperative to get in depth understanding of the pathogenetic relevance of our findings.