Myall Creek and Coniston are two of the more prominent Aboriginal massacre sites and as such stand as markers not just for the horrific crimes that took place at these locations but reflect additionally the multitude of silences that remain across the wider continent.
It was nothing much, but it was some sort of marker – not just for my father, but also for me.
The present data suggest that HbA1c could be a marker not just for glucose, but also for detection of insulin resistance, such as in MS, as HOMA-IR showed a significant correlation with HbA1c (correlation coefficient = 0.157, P < 0.01).
The good thing that came about that was in Philadelphia—I don't know who was talking to who they created a marker, just a few days ago, for the potter's fields here.
The state Department of Transportation has submitted a toll booth plan for the 22-mile marker, just north of the North Carolina border, to the Federal Highway Administration.
It would be helpful to combine the evidence implicating association at the level of the whole gene rather than just for individual markers or haplotypes.
To limit the number of variables, PCR results for markers with just a few positive results in all groups (<5) were excluded from further statistical analysis.
The level of support seen from a profession that hadn't taken industrial action in more than 40 years was a marker for just how badly the government handled the negotiations.
Earlier in silico works for STR mining were not based on whole genome and thus invariably yielded low/very less number of markers, for example just 80 STR were found in entire gene bank search over 2000 sequences.
A disproportionate occurrence of the disease in persons who are elderly or who have a chronic disease was noted in other SARS outbreaks, but whether these factors were just markers for persons likely to have nosocomial exposure to other SARS patients was unclear.
