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The expression of tumour markers was almost identical in the 2 components of mixed lesions.

In comparison AI was less sensitive than CXCL13 [94.1% vs. 85.7%], whereas specificity of both markers was almost equal [ 3].

Comparisons of activation between these two subgroups showed that expression of all activation markers was almost two-fold higher in the egg+IgEhi subgroup.

The proportion of monomorphic markers was almost zero for SNP and SSR probably because most of SSR and SNP markers were selected based on their polymorphism among a set of 5-8 genotypes [ 12, 46].

The polymorphism rate of the tested SSR markers was almost equal to or slightly higher than the corresponding rates (73.4/65.9, 57.9, 69.5%) for the previously developed SSR markers from GSSs (mainly BESs)/unique transcripts of B. napus, BACs of B. rapa and WGSs of B. oleracea.

"Without knowing how the survey was done or with what type of equipment, retracing old surveys and finding old markers is almost impossible," Dr. McEntyre said.

For over four years, regardless of what is put into me, or taken out of me, my blood immunity markers are almost always in the normal range.

Tumor markers were almost in a normal range, but one patient showed a high alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) level of 11.5 ng/ml (reference range <7 ng/ml) before hepatic resection.

Mouse ES cells adhered on the gelatin spots and then proliferated to form EBs. When the EB EB distance was at 1500 μm, their size and the expression of developmental gene markers were almost the same for all EBs on the chip.

It is obvious that the curve at 1 K, i.e., the red solid line with circle markers, is almost overlapped with the curve obtained through a static method (the dotted line), which denotes that the dynamic method adopted in present work is applicable at high pressure up to 140 GPa.

As photoreceptor specific markers are almost all nuclear, and Trn is membrane localised, overlapping staining patterns cannot readily be used to confirm the identity of the specific ommatidial cells stained posterior to the furrow.