Sentence examples for marker to screen from inspiring English sources

PHLPP can be a potential prognostic marker to screen patients for favorable prognoses.

There were not clear indications that U-Col4CR is a useful and early marker to screen or monitor kidney function in a community population.

The glyphosate resistance trait from A. palmeri was used as a phenotypic marker to screen progeny from the glyphosate-susceptible Amaranthus species for GR hybrids.

The immunohistochemical assessment of tissue EphA7 provides important prognostic information in GBM and would justify its use as surrogate marker to screen patients for tyrosine kinase inhibitor therapy.

IPA results showed that using a SNP marker to screen for candidate gene expressions can identify genes that are known to interact with the SNP-containing gene.

PSA is the most accurate marker to screen for prostate cancer, but has limited accuracy in staging because there is a substantial overlap in PSA-concentrations and pathological stages.

In conclusion, the present study demonstrated that among proinflammatory cytokines, MCP-1 and IL-8 mainly mediated retinol-induced skin irritation, and that inhibition of production of these cytokines can be applied as good markers to screen the anti-irritants against the retinol-induced irritation.

These new molecules could be potentially used as early diagnostic MM markers to screen individuals previously exposed to asbestos.

Our findings suggest that any future research into the use of serum markers to screen or monitor hypertensive disorders of pregnancy should take account of possible effects of antihypertensive therapy on marker levels.

We directed our attention to molecules present in the extra-cellular space, because these molecules could be used as early diagnostic MM markers to screen individuals previously exposed to asbestos.

This method is sensitive for bromethalin breakdown products and provides additional surrogate markers to screen for bromethalin exposure.