Sentence examples for markers it makes from inspiring English sources
If the long-term unemployed are not having an impact on major economic markers, it makes it less likely that Washington will feel any urge to create new policy responses.
Without an independent marker, it makes more sense to me to plot the data from each hair-follicle type as a single population with a bimodal distribution.
This comparative study underscored the value of the tissue Micro-Array (TMA) for possible putative prognostic markers, as it made possible the comparison of a large number of different CIN grade samples (Fig. 2H).
SNPscanner, on the other hand, produced discrepancies for 13% of the markers at which it made a call in both replicates.
One drawback of this approach, however, is that it combines information from all available markers, which makes it difficult to judge the reliability of the ml-FFRs obtained (for instance, the inclusion of a single ancestrally shared or recently introgressed sequence in a dataset would cause the whole analysis to yield incorrect conclusions).
The availability of high numbers of markers now makes it possible to investigate more precisely genome wide diversity and the extent of LD in oilseed rape (OSR).
The narrow genetic base results in a very low polymorphism for the existing markers, which makes it impossible to construct a high-density genetic map in wax gourd.
If you can't, just color it with markers and make it look realistic.
Nevertheless, the presence of SSR markers in these groups together with the RFLP markers makes it more convenient for genetic map integration or comparison.
The pSilencer 4.1-CMV puro DNA vector (Ambion Inc., USA) employs a CMV promoter to drive high level expression of cloned hairpin siRNA, and it contains a puromycin antibiotic resistance marker which makes it conveniently to select for transfected cells.
However, it must be pointed out that a single marker that makes it possible to distinguish hemogenic from nonhemogenic endothelial cells has not yet been identified.
