Sentence examples for markers that indicated from inspiring English sources

It seems that at some unknown point New York lost the markers that indicated its inclusion.

Using a new method of sequencing ancient proteins, the scientists looked at tissue samples from the fetus's esophagus and identified five protein markers that indicated that its origin was African rather than Asian.

This idea is supported by earlier findings from the same team that children who used an indoor pool showed increased levels of blood markers that indicated damage to these protective membranes, indeed after as little as 1 hour of exposure.

Generally, the mechanisms discussed and described relating to GDM included the elevation of oxidative stress levels leading to lipid peroxidation, DNA and cell damage, and observations of residual serum or urine markers that indicated oxidative stress.

One bottomless cake-tin (40 cm × 40 cm × 4 cm deep) was sunk into the soil at each of three positions in each site: (1) directly under a shrub, or adjacent to field markers that indicated where shrubs had once grown for the extinct populations; (2) 1 m away from the shrub/marker; and (3) 5 m from any O. flocktoniae plant or marker but within the pioneer habitat.

One method of identifying potentially good and poor professional quality of care is the use of quality indicators, which can be defined as "markers that indicate either the presence or absence of potentially poor care practices or outcomes".

"But it's unprecedented at this stage of testing," Dr. Li said, "to have such a comprehensive measurement of markers that indicate there might be a benefit".

In one recent study of a major asthma drug, he and his colleagues reported that, although placebos had no impact on the chemical markers that indicate whether a patient is responding to therapy, patients nonetheless reported feeling better.

A complex verb stem provides the general meaning implied by the verb and may also carry markers that indicate the focus of the action, whether transitive/causative (done to or causing something e.g., "I washed his hair") or reflexive (done by the subject to itself; e.g., "I washed my hair").

There is also uncertainty about how to interpret the genetic markers that indicate whether a toothfish was caught around South Georgia Island.

The Bangalore-based start-up, founded by Prahalad Achutharao and Dr. Asoke Taulkder, just closed the $1.7 million seed round to further develop iOmics, an app which researchers can use to analyse DNA and identify diagnostic markers that indicate disease.