Sentence examples for markers make it from inspiring English sources

Advances in the use of stable isotope markers make it possible to track a diversity of animal species in a variety of habitats.

Consequently, the existing markers make it impossible for constructing high-density genetic map.

Recent live cell cycle imaging markers make it possible to separately flag cell cycle genes, which could greatly increase the specificity of ciliogenesis screens.

The dramatic differences in activity-dependent expression of these two markers make it difficult to understand how they can be compared.

Skin markers make it possible to position the patient in a reproducible manner, making it possible to deliver the treatment dose in a large number of fractions over a substantial overall treatment time, e.g. 35 fractions in 7 weeks.

Increased teacher workloads and the reluctance of headteachers to encourage their staff to act as markers made it harder for the boards to recruit.

Additionally, the presence of many unassigned chromosomal fragments (markers) made it difficult to determine the true level of aneuploidy.

Together these markers made it possible to distinguish between PROS expression in NBs, GMCs and GCs (prospective neurons) (see Table 1).

Individual steps in blood cell differentiation are well defined by specific markers, making it an ideal system to determine the relationship between nestin/GR colocalization and the status of cell differentiation.

These various analyses were performed with a LOD score of 3 (lowered to 1.8 in a few cases where the cytogenetic position of the markers made it possible to confirm the proximity).

Chromosome 7, in particular, had numerous markers making it into the top 1,000.