Sentence examples for markers that correlate from inspiring English sources
To identify cutoff values of markers that correlate with the histopathologic diagnosis of ameloblastic carcinoma (AC) and/or the increased recurrence potential of ameloblastoma (AB).
There is a need for BPH-specific markers that correlate with disease progression, which could be used for the early identification of patients likely to progress to more severely symptomatic disease.
Currently there are no laboratory markers that correlate well with the clinical findings in BD.
As a result, diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic markers that correlate epigenetic and genetic changes can be identified.
Therefore LC3-II is one of the principle cell death markers that correlate with the extent of autophagy [ 24, 26].
Several clinical studies have attempted to identify serum markers that correlate with the severity of liver fibrosis in NASH patients.
Similarly, the involvement of cellular senescence has been linked to osteoarthritis, and investigators have shown that chondrocytes in articular cartilage from older individuals and osteoarthritic cartilage display a senescent phenotype (as assessed by several markers) that correlates with changes in matrix homeostasis, leading to matrix destruction [ 14, 15].
In many cases, the increased levels of autophagy markers that correlated to the cell death did not necessarily reflect the degree of autophagy activation, but rather as an indication of the exhaustion or failure of the autophagy machinery, which led to the abnormal accumulation of these proteins.
The UFC is a useful biochemical marker that correlated clinically with glucocorticoid deficiency or excess in patients with hypoadrenalism receiving maintenance steroid replacement.
High cyclin E expression is a marker that correlates strongly with poor outcome in patients with breast cancer.
Regarding circulatory immune cells, a marker that correlates with stage is CD4+/CD8+ ratio, and its decrease clearly indicates a worse prognosis of the disease.
