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These markers were adapted from a published genome map of >2000 microsatellites [ 64] or designed from the published honey bee genome sequence [ 65].
For Basil Hero, the release of "Death of a Salesman" is a significant marker in his quest to find Broadway productions that were adapted for television and to restore the aging films and tapes using digital technology.
Development of image analysis procedures: Image analysis procedures for quantifying the 11 immunohistochemical markers will be adapted for each marker from our automated image analysis procedures developed in previous studies (see point 7).
It was found, that the required overlay accuracy can be obtained, when the definition of the marker sites is adapted to the following process, already.
Furthermore, many of these molecules have been tested as possible point-of-care diagnostic markers in sepsis but none of the identified markers alone have been adapted into a successful diagnostic test for sepsis [ 3].
The proposed platform is envisaged to prove useful in developing novel and robust image bio-markers which could then be adapted for use on the mMR scanner.
These results suggest that cyclin B1 is a strong independent prognostic marker that could add to accuracy of prognostic evaluation made by traditional prognostic markers and that could easily be adapted for routine use.
This system has the advantage of screening diverse properties of a cell population without the prior need for cell markers or presuppositions, and can be adapted to specific questions by changing the stage of the embryo and the grafting site.
A number of other methodologies are being adapted as sperm markers.
Images may be generated through the megavoltage X-ray treatment beams that show the position of these markers and allow the treatment to be adapted on a daily basis to ensure target coverage [ 17].
The strategy they used can be adapted to search for intron markers flanked by single-copy and conserved exons.
