Sentence examples for markers of inherent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is extremely important to clarify the mechanism behind chemoresistance and to identify predictive markers of inherent and acquired chemoresistance to gemcitabine for better treatment of these tumours.

Here, the aim was to evidence gene markers of an inherent survival capacity rather than to characterize biological functions or molecular mechanisms implicated in that capacity.

The main disadvantage of the histological surrogate markers of lymphangiogenesis is the inherent interobserver variability.

I have brought up infant mortality before as a marker of the drawbacks inherent in the United States' model of relatively low taxes and modest government, leaving more social outcomes to the sway of market forces.

The principal problem with the use of bottom-up nanotechnology for the generation of unique anti-counterfeiting markers is the inherent optical invisibility of objects that are smaller than half the wavelength of the imaging light.

Because of inherent variation for selfing rates in switchgrass, development of a technically reliable and easily used multiplex marker system is very useful to quantify and characterize selfing and crossing rates of switchgrass.

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SRAP markers target coding regions of the genome (Li and Quiros, 2001) and therefore have potential beyond more commonly applied multilocus markers, possessing the capacity to elucidate markers with inherent biological significance (e.g., QTL identification).

However, these markers have inherent limitations and there is need for more tools for use in the study of S. haematobium-related pathology in infected individuals [ 4].

The inherent but to our knowledge unproven assumption is that markers of disease progression following surgery can also be used upfront to estimate the tumours' endogenous aggressiveness; or, in other words, that predictive markers are also prognostic markers.