Sentence examples for markers for efficiency from inspiring English sources

While GRACOMICS cannot give conclusive evidence that the highlighted markers are significant, it can help the biologist narrow down the candidate list, based on the intersection of markers for efficiency for further validations, such as RT-PCR.

In order to know whether UCC overcrowding potentially affects UCC operational efficiency, length of stay (LOS) and the number of left without being seen (LWBS) patients were used as markers for UCC efficiency measurements.

This suggests that hair follicle and salivary gland OS can serve as surrogate markers for the efficiency of OS reduction.

In addition to their diagnostic usage, many have potential values as prognostic markers, or predictive markers for treatment efficiency.

Several vernalization and photoperiod response alleles have been identified in polyploidy wheat cultivars from different countries, subsequently leading to the development of a series of molecular markers for improved efficiency in identifying different vernalization and photoperiod response alleles [ 9, 15, 20- 23].

Other operational factors kept constant, decreasing the time for a procedure can be viewed as one marker for increased efficiency.

The Negative Control siRNA Alexa fluor-488 (Qiagen) was used as a control and as a marker for transfection efficiency.

Although we cannot draw any firm conclusion from this correlational pattern, this relation suggests that there is a physiological surrogate marker for the efficiency of sustained emotion regulation.

Two weeks after the cell expansion following cell sorting, we transduced the three types of source cells with 4 or 3 factors (without c-Myc) and DsRed as a marker for infection efficiency and transgene silencing.

pGFP (pmaxGFP expressing green fluorescent protein) was used as a fluorescent marker for transfection efficiency.

Another potential interesting clinical application is the use of KLK proteins as markers for miRNA treatment efficiency in the future.