The phrase "marker up" is not correct or usable in written English. Depending on the context, you may be able to use the terms "mark up" or "mark-up" meaning either to increase the price of something, or to add formatting to something. For example: The shopkeeper marked up the price of the furniture by 25%. Or The editor marked-up the online article before it was published.
"We went to the Historical Commission and said, 'How do you get a marker up?' " Stevenson recalled.
Be sure to flick the marker up in the corner to the desired thickness -- a thicker winged out line will be more dramatic.
Imputing missing data are a necessary step, particularly for the genotypic data sets with a large proportion of missing data per marker (up to 80% in our case).
If the marker is new, or isn't painting well, you will need to prime it; shake the marker up and down for a couple of minutes (you should eventually hear the agitator sliding back and forth inside the marker), then press the marker tip down onto a scrap piece of thick paper or cardboard so that the tip retracts into the marker.
"Since the Tower of Babel," Mr. Pelli said, "there is this desire to put a marker up in the sky".
Soon, perhaps, orchestras will be able to move the marker up to the 1950s.
The SSR marker (UP-AC-2A8) and five SLAF markers (Marker 6556, 19020, 43089, 60771 and 26359) were identified as tightly sex-linked markers, as indicated by the zero recombination rate between them and sex phenotype.
PEG modification significantly enhanced BMDC activation marker up-regulation and IL-1β production in vitro, and innate immune cell infiltration in vivo.
A sex-linked SSR marker (UP-AC-2A8) [GenBank:AY738602.1] was identified only present in female gametophytes [ 43].
We wished to determine whether the activity of PPARγ is required for glycolytic marker up-regulation in CGNPs.
PCR amplification and genotyping of the sex-linked SSR marker UP-AC-2A8 was conducted according to the previously described procedure [ 43, 47] in the mapping population.
