Sentence examples for markers were filled from inspiring English sources
The stencilled out, recessed hour markers were filled with luminous powder for unparallelled visibility in the dark, whereas now the entire bottom plate is phosphorescent.
By adding more markers, several gaps were filled, but there is still the need to improve the centromeric regions of some linkage groups in the female map.
To adjust for the calculation differences caused by the marker gaps due to the additional recombination event in the BC2 population, the gaps in the BC2 linkage map were filled with virtual markers which were given missing marker scores.
Three-dimensional marker trajectories were reconstructed and gaps were filled in the VICON Nexus 1.8.2 software and smoothed with a fourth order Butterworth filter (zero lag) at a cut-off frequency of 13 Hz, provided in the Nexus® software.
Where possible, gaps in the map were filled using information from flanking markers.
Using ultrastructural analysis, we show that these patient-derived lines consistently exhibit abundant multilamellar structures that are positive for markers of endolysosomes and are filled with aberrant storage material organized as exaggerated multilamellar whorls, striated belts and 'fingerprint bodies'.
In the consensus map, some gaps in one individual map can be filled with markers from another map, indicating that a marker that is monomorphic in one mapping population can be polymorphic in another population.
The stories are filled with markers of time's passage: a birthday cake baked year-in year-out for a daughter who's now fully grown; the rigid itinerary of a retirement package tour; the "lime-green digits" of a bedside clock counting down the minutes until morning.
The marker of a given bin is filled if that bin contains more than 1% of all data points, (i.e., the bin is considered statistically significant if it is filled).
Their apartment, small but abundantly furnished, is filled with familiar markers of a modern, middle-class Egyptian life, from an unused treadmill to a very-wide-screen TV.
