Sentence examples for markers of working from inspiring English sources

Skinner has all the standard markers of working class authenticity and Perry has almost none, with a significant exception: Skinner is leftwing, and Perry, a business minister, is rightwing.

Exhibitions in the Hurley Gallery may sometimes include three-dimensional works on the floor of the gallery, however effort is made to assure full access around and through the exhibition and to provide markers of work that may extend out from the walls.

This presumption is strongly supported by positive correlations between serum IL-6 level and serum activities of CK (R = 0.65, P < 10−4), AST (R = 0.77, P < 10−4) and ALT (R = 0.79, P < 10−4) that are considered indirect markers of work-induced muscle damage.

Rs9608491 would contribute to a greater proportion of the effect of this two-marker haplotype in the performance of working memory in this population due to its higher regression coefficient and smaller P value (β = 0.701, P value = 0.001) than rs713998 under the recessive model.

For the remaining amplifications we found 87% (220 of 261 LxH and 193 of 210 LxP) of the molecular markers to work as predicted.

The show set a marker for a whole new way of working with theatre designers – the design was created as we went along.

However, publicly available genomic information for E. necator is scarce and limited to SSR markers [ 24– 26], likely reflecting the difficulty of working with an obligate parasite.

We also evaluated the expression levels of the Cx43 protein, a marker of the working myocardium.

In contrast, PWV presumably reflects accumulated damage to the arterial wall and is a robust marker of the working conditions of the heart and vascular system.

Most of these markers detected reliable polymorphisms across all accessions tested, while a subset of markers worked reliably only in a subset of diversity tested on the array.

Markers of Recovery include: working, studying and participating in leisure activities in mainstream settings; having good family relationships; living independently; having control of one's self-care, medication and money; having a rewarding social life; taking part in the local community; voting; and achieving greater satisfaction with life [ 134- 136].