Sentence examples for marker which has from inspiring English sources

The study then considers dan as a metadiscourse marker, which has the interpersonal function of engaging and persuading the reader and the textual function of organizing the text.

This association was much stronger than the expected negative association between CD4+ lymphocyte frequency and CD38 expression on CD8+ T cells (Figure 2b), a marker which has been proposed to be a good surrogate of HIV disease status [24].

The use of this marker, which has been shown to reduce mortality, has recently become controversial [ 3– 5].

We are modeling a continuous segment between the selected mutant and the neutral marker, which has two alleles B and b.

SA β-gal is a common in vitro ageing marker, which has been observed in senescent human diploid fibroblasts (HDFs), skin, liver, muscle, and endothelial cells [ 40].

Fetal cardiac diameter to biparietal diameter (C/B) ratio is a simple marker which has never been evaluated for its effectiveness.

He discovered the marker, which had been obscured by brush and debris, after he bought the house in 1996.

The marker, which had loxP sites on either side, was removed from the chromosome of strain MA159G by introducing the Cre recombinase expression plasmid pCM158 [ 40] by electroporation and selecting for resistance to kanamycin (Sigma).

In fact, the transcription factors LMO2 (GC marker) and PRDM1/BLIMP1 (plasma cell marker), which have a key role orchestrating B-cell differentiation, are found to be targets of some of these miRNAs, which may suggest that the follicular lymphoma GC phenotype may be dependent on the concerted action of multiple miRNAs.

The deletion of the native φ80- attB was carried out by Red-dependent integration of "λ-excisable" CmR-marker which has been amplified by PCR from pMW118-(λ attL-CmR-λ attR) [ 19] with primers P7 – P7.

Whole genome sequencing and re-sequencing provides an efficient and cost-effective way to develop diagnostic markers which has broad application in marker-assisted selection.