Sentence examples for markers and later from inspiring English sources
Here we show that slow-cycling cells appear early in skin development, express SC markers, and later give rise to the adult SC population.
Sampling is done by first tagging a number of randomly selected animals with visible markers and later randomly sighting them on several occasions and counting the number of tagged animals.
He couldn't find the exact spot, but police officers put up markers, and later that day Sian O'Callaghan's body would be found there.
First, some mock-ups should be made (hand-made on papers or better to use white board with color markers and later make pictures of finalized GUI designs), then these should be discussed with users in a brain storming session.
Since identifying A1C to predict diabetes defined by glycemic indicators is ultimately circular, future studies should examine the relationship of glycemic markers and later diabetes risk by using several glycemic markers to define incident diabetes, as well as to consider morbidity outcomes.
It was first described as a hematopoietic stem cell marker and later found on certain types of leukemic cells [ 23]; however, its precise function remains unclear.
In Xenopus, the suppression of Wnt/β-catenin signaling during early somitogenesis caused posterior endodermal cells to adopt a foregut fate, resulting in the ectopic expression of the foregut marker hhex and later liver markers in the intestine (McLin et al., 2007).
Approximately 2% of cells gained expression of the myoepithelial markers β4 integrin, CD10 and, later, SMA.
The use of NGAL and KIM-1 as tandem markers for early detection and later confirmation, respectively, of kidney injury in patients at high risk should be considered.
Transcripts of the pro-exocrine transcription factor, Ptf1a, amylase and carboxypeptidase A were all approximately doubled while those for the endocrine commitment transcription factor, Neurogenin 3 (Ngn3), and later markers of beta cell differentiation were slightly reduced [ 6].
Single-marker association analysis [22] and, later, genome-wide association study (GWAS) have been widely used in human genetics [23].
