Sentence examples for markers of human from inspiring English sources

Increasing life expectancy is one of the great markers of human progress.

Spilki's testing looked for three different types of human adenovirus that are typical "markers" of human sewage in Brazil.

Others say that it is about 1,000 years too soon to identify the most enduring geological markers of human activity on Earth.

After cultured for 7 days, almost all cells still express main markers of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells (HUMSCs).

Comparison with cDNA microarrays revealed enzymes whose activity, but not mRNA expression, depicted tumor class, underscoring the power of ABPP-MudPIT for the discovery of new markers of human disease that may evade detection by other molecular profiling methods.

Although murine haematopoiesis reflects human haematopoiesis in many ways, the immunophenotypic markers of human HSCs (Lineage−CD34+CD38−) differ from functionally similar murine counterparts.42 Unlike inbred genetically and immunologically identical mouse strains, successful allogeneic transplantation therapy in humans requires significant immunological barriers to be overcome.

"Chain Gang" begins with the idea that the millennium is an artificial marker of human progress.

Hogg, N., Takacs, L., Palmer, D.G., Selvendran, Y. & Allen, C. The p150,95 molecule is a marker of human mononuclear phagocytes: comparison with expression of class II molecules.

Putting letters in the correct order to make words, especially complicated and obscure words, is a kind of marker of human time: what can seem like insufferable pedantry in an adult can seem charming and even admirable in a child.

Uyama N, Iimuro Y, Kawada N, et al. Fascin, a novel marker of human hepatic stellate cells, may regulate their proliferation, migration, and collagen gene expression through the FAK-PI3K-Akt pathway.

These findings show that WT1 is a reliable marker of human sympathetic neuroblasts, which can be used routinely in formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissues.