Sentence examples for markers were always from inspiring English sources
Further, SSR markers were always preferred as framework markers for developing consensus linkage map, composite integrated linkage map and comparative map between the species (Garcia et al. [2011]; Hudson et al. [2012]).
For QTLs detected through interval or composite interval mapping, their positions were defined as the mid-values of the physical positions of the two markers flanking the QTL peak because the names of flanking markers were always indicated in the papers, while this was seldom the case for estimated QTL positions.
Indeed, these markers were always closely associated within all graphs and were usually all present in a single MCL cluster.
Markers were always within the QMVR and the total size of the five amplified products varied from 615 to 617 bp.
Some extra cardboard, paper, tape, rubber bands, pipe cleaners, and markers are always useful.
Our data suggest that none of these putative stem cell markers are restricted to kidney-specific epithelial stem/progenitor cells, but on the contrary, stem cell markers are always also expressed on differentiated elements.
With the graph-theoretic approach, the previously mentioned problem is absent because the trouble-making markers are always deleted.
In no way did I mean that the uniparental markers are always unreliable; to clarify it I modified the relevant sentence in the discussion.
No consistent pattern has emerged to suggest that any one marker or pattern of markers is always influenced by Si status, although markers of collagen turnover do tend to be the most often affected [48].
Nevertheless, the expression of both markers was always above basal levels shown by non-treated controls (followed and harvested at the same time/conditions in each case, see Figure legend).
Furthermore, the evidence that tubular cells display a decrease in the expression of epithelial markers is always questionable because the various tubule segments differentially express the classic epithelial proteins such as cadherins, cytokeratins and others, even under physiological conditions [ 32, 33].
