Sentence examples for markers for later from inspiring English sources

We also assessed effects of Src inhibition on markers for later (postmitotic) stages of chondrocyte maturation.

MRI currently provides one of the best risk stratification markers for later conversion to multiple sclerosis, as 72% of cases having more than one multiple sclerosis-specific white matter lesion at baseline subsequently develop multiple sclerosis, as opposed to 25% with no multiple sclerosis-specific lesions at baseline (Optic Neuritis Study Group, 2008).

These results suggest that, in contrast to the epigenetic predetermination observed in the locus of the adipogenic master regulator gene, C/EBPα, the PPARγ−binding sites of late-expressing genes such as ADIPOQ and ADIPOR2 are differentially methylated after induction of adipogenesis, thus providing markers for later-stage epigenetic regulation of adipose differentiation.

"We've had to make some tough decisions but it's a good position to be in and those players going back to their clubs have another big weekend ahead to lay down a marker for later in the tournament".

We performed the same analysis for expression of microtubule-associated protein 2 (Map2), a marker for later neurons, following 2-week bFGF withdrawal.

Second, we show that callous traits in particular may underlie atypical neural responses to others' pain in CP, which may represent an early neurobiological marker for later psychopathy.

High school dropout has been chosen as the outcome variable because it is an early marker for later work marginalisation and social exclusion.

Development is largely dependent on sensory experiences, and challenges in the processing and integration of sensory information may be a marker for later neurodevelopmental problems.

Increased rates of proliferation of the gastric mucosa are typical in H. pylori infection [ 8- 11], and hyperproliferation within the gastrointestinal tract appears to be a marker for later malignant change [ 12].

Early psychotic experiences have been shown to be a risk marker for later development of a number of psychiatric conditions (Poulton et al. 2000; Kelleher et al. 2012; Fisher et al. 2013).

As such, if psychotic experiences are considered a risk marker for later development of schizophrenia, these findings provide some evidence for the notion of the psychosis continuum as our findings are consistent with the findings from schizophrenia genetics, which have shown involvement of common SNP in the etiology of this disorder (Lee et al. 2012; Ripke et al. 2013).