Sentence examples for markers that enable from inspiring English sources

In fact, the particular precision with which he renders the furrows on his brow, and the droop of his eyelids, is one of the markers that enable art historians to evaluate the authenticity of a putative Rembrandt.

Traits used in determining a successful match include blood groups and tissue markers that enable the immune system to distinguish between the body's own tissues and foreign tissue.

The proposed tool consists of two digital cameras, a head-mounted display, a processor, and two markers that enable the user to virtually see the accurate location of any proposed object in the real world.

Furthermore, it has the potential to bring benefit to patients through the identification of diagnostic markers that enable the early detection of disease and prognostic markers that can inform upon appropriate treatment strategies.

They can express specific surface markers that enable them to promote the margination and migration of neutrophil granulocytes and produce important molecules such as pro-inflammatory cytokines, nitric oxide, growth molecules, tissue plasminogen activator and plasminogen activator inhibitor [2].

Using cellular markers that enable the classification of B cells into distinct subsets, we analyzed B cells belonging to either the preimmune/natural effector compartment or the antigen-experienced T helper-dependent compartment.

The scientists revised their experiment, setting out a large number of Ceratocaryum nuts after the rain (a time favored by dung beetles) and equipping them with fluorescent thread markers that enabled them to be tracked with a special flashlight.

Indeed it was these markers that enabled clinic staff to check if they were conforming.

Although pGWB533 confers chemical selection for transgenic plants using hygromycin resistance, the plasmid has no visual marker that enables visual selection of transformed plants or transgenic tissue.

The ACTN3 R577X polymorphism is a well-documented genetic marker that enables sport scientists to distinguish between a genetic predisposition towards excellence in power-type events or in endurance-type events [14].

The female's FRT chromosome contained either a dominant (P{y+}) or recessive (e ) marker that enabled us to select in subsequent generations for animals who did not carry the marker, and hence, carried a mutagenized FRT chromosome.