Thus, the identification of allelochemicals in rice is of utmost importance for use as markers in gene identification and regulation.
Thus, morphological characteristics were useful markers in the identification of induced tetraploids.
The second point is the limited usefulness, if any, of the search for immunological serum markers in the identification of those patients with I-AU who are at risk for the development of an autoimmune-type systemic disease.
An important point stemming from our series analysis is the limited usefulness, if any, of the search for immunological serum markers in the identification of those patients with I-AU who are at risk for the development of an autoimmune-type systemic disease.
Further studies are needed to assess the interest of gait markers in the identification of subgroups of FM patients.
The inherent dangers in using too few enzyme loci (i.e. genetic markers) in the identification and characterisation of parasites have been discussed in detail in Andrews and Chilton (1999).
Since the unique n-grams are specific to a genome, they can be used as markers in the identification process, provided such n-grams exist for all genomes.
ROC curves confirmed the utility of gait markers in the identification of patients (area under the curve for SF, SR and CCP were 0.740 0.0444), 0.678 (0.052) and 0.690 0.0533), respectively).
For example, molecular markers in the identification of parasite species can be used to (i) link morphologically indistinguishable life stages, such as larvae, to the adult stages of known species, (ii) elucidate life cycles by establishing the species that may serve as intermediate or paratenic hosts for larval stages of a parasite, and (iii) search for cryptic species [ 12].
In order to check the effectiveness of different marker systems in identification of deletions in the AL8/78-DGRH1 AL8/78-DGRH12 RH1 lines were genotypanelitheRJM (eight), SSR (eight) and EST (fourteen) markers belonging to chromosome 2D.
