Sentence examples for markers for measuring from inspiring English sources

Someday, some historian may use those very words in the mouths of American presidents and other politicians (and their claims, for instance, that the U.S. military was "the finest fighting force that the world has ever known") as a set of increasingly defensive markers for measuring the decline of American power.

It is important to remark that all genes measured here are reliable markers for measuring plasticity and that here we are not measuring synaptic plasticity per se.

Finally, we demonstrate correlations between steady-state levels of cleaved caspase-8 and Bid and sensitivity to the combination treatment suggesting their potential as markers for measuring treatment efficacy.

The problematic of a lack of recognized markers for measuring gastrointestinal well-being and digestive symptoms in the general population was also assessed by Guyinnet et al. [ 22].

The extended probe sets we describe in this paper are thus more reliable markers for measuring expression of such genes in conditions where the full length 3' UTR is used.

Researchers have suggested biochemical markers for measuring tobacco exposure in pregnant women, but the prevalence of concealment of smoking status may vary depending on the choice of cutoff points [ 37].

Both of these experiments suggest that DTPA may provide a surrogate marker for measuring airway liquid absorption; however, it is difficult to assess whether the magnitude of the stimulation used in these in vitro experiments is representative of stimuli affecting airway liquid absorption in vivo.

B. garinii genetic variation study produced rrs-rrl IGS sequence marker for measuring the relationships between this spirochete's variants across wide geographical range of subarctic Eurasia.

In this study, we show that firefly luciferase, once transduced into target cells, can serve as an attractive marker for measuring T cell cytotoxicity.

The report also serves as a marker for measuring future progress in the protection of children.

Caspase-3 is rarely mutated in colorectal cancer (Soung et al, 2004) and is therefore an ideal marker for measuring apoptosis in these tumours.