Sentence examples for markers to explain from inspiring English sources

While prognostic markers explain variability irrespective of treatment, our study intends to use predictive markers to explain outcome variability in response to treatment.

RNA-sequencing (RNA-seq) data are widely used for detecting differential expressed genes (DEGs) [ 1, 2] and DEGs are often used for finding gene markers to explain the phenotypic differences between control and cases.

When individuals in the reference population are more related, they will share longer stretches of chromosomes surrounding the QTL, allowing more distant markers to explain QTL variation within the reference population.

However, the lack of fossil remains requires denser sampling and the incorporation of multiple markers to explain the relationships of present-day geographically distant groups, which probably have been in vicinity in the past.

Loots [ 107] subsequently used the same metabolomics research approach to identify potentially new metabolic pathways and metabolite markers to explain many of the phenotypical characteristics associated with a katG mutation and the resulting isoniazid-resistance in M. tuberculosis.

In the remaining linked RAD markers, to explain why only one of the two 'mirror' segregation patterns is observed, consider RAD markers containing a single bi-allelic SNP where the sire is heterozygous AB, and 'A' is the grandpaternal sire allele and 'B' is the grandmaternal sire allele.

So much comes from body language, so Marty froze the action and got out that marker to explain it all to the home audience.

In a playful YouTube video, former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, who helped President Clinton negotiate NAFTA, uses an easel, drawing paper and a magic marker to explain why the Pacific agreement is "the worst trade deal you've never heard of".

The corollary to this concept of a single multigenic syndrome is that phenotype cannot be predicted from antenatal detection of the lesion, making its utility as a genetic test uncertain other than as a postnatal marker to explain symptoms.

This contrasts with our previous results for CHD, for which inflammatory markers appeared to explain ∼20% of the association (4).

The proposed methodology is multi-attribute towards considering several markers simultaneously to explain the phenotype and is based jointly on statistical tools, machine learning and computational intelligence.