Sentence examples for markers defined as from inspiring English sources

We computed the distance-variation of each pair of markers, defined as the difference between the maximum and the minimum relative distance measured during the day.

We will also report the prevalence of validated markers (defined as markers confirmed by the expert panel).

In this Parkinson dataset we detected 36 tracking markers, defined as those markers showing up in 270 or more two-locus associations (top 0.1% of post-direction-filter results).

Like most of the existing observational instruments in healthcare, SHAPE uses behavioural markers, defined as 'observable non-technical behaviours that contribute to superior or substandard performance within a work environment'.

In this review, diagnostic markers are defined as markers recognising (the transition to) invasive lung cancer.

SLD markers were defined as markers that detected single segregation bands mapped onto single positions on an integrated map, and not amplified other loci, such as monomorphic loci, whereas MLD markers were defined as markers that amplified more than one locus, including monomorphic loci.

These markers were defined as 'anchor markers'.

Of these markers, 15,646 were polymorphic, with polymorphic markers being defined as those with minor allele frequencies greater than 0.025.

Tumours with instability at two or more markers were defined as MSI-high, whereas tumours with single-marker instability were designated as MSI-low.

In this analysis tumour marker assay with CE or PI in one or more markers was defined as a probably positive test.

If the map interval for a QTL had been determined using two flanking markers as anchors, the minimum and maximum physical positions of the two markers were defined as the start and end of the target interval, respectively.