Sentence examples for markers which allows from inspiring English sources

In this study, we examine organo-clay relationships in the Dajiuhu peat soil in Hubei Province, central China, based on molecular markers, which allows for understanding of rates of OM degradation and the preservation of OM associated with clay minerals.

Nevertheless, this study shows consistent average repeat variance and diversity ratios of approximately 0.5 between penta/hexa and tri/tetra markers, which allows us to estimate that the average mutation rate of penta- and hexanucleotide STRs is around a half of that of tri- and tetranucleotide STRs.

We provide a prognostic model for ESA resistance based on easily obtainable clinical parameters and routine laboratory markers, which allows accurate identification of diabetic HD patients at risk of ESA resistance.

As an initial test, we co-transduced HSPCs with shRNAs targeting Eif5A and Amd1, tagged with either GFP or Cherry fluorescent markers, which allowed us to track cells transduced with one or both shRNAs (Fig. 4b).

These features allow the authors to construct different markers which allow them to index and structure the audio files.

These features allow to construct different markers which allow us to index and structure the audio files.

All of those are excellent age markers, which allow age estimation with an accuracy of 1 2 years [34].

The cap and goggles now have fit markers, which allow the athletes to feel if they're aligned properly without using a mirror.

Clones were either positive or negative for the two markers, which allowed their classification as myogenic or nonmyogenic, respectively, even when myotubes were not apparent.

Clones were either positive or negative for the two markers, which allowed us to classify clones as myogenic or nonmyogenic, respectively, even when myotubes were not apparent [9], [11].

This exercise also confirmed the results that individual # 45 (a healthy blood donor) exhibited a different phenotypic pattern in PBMCs (Figures 2 and 3), clinically very well defined populations are crucial for the identification of markers which allow to identify an individual as 'healthy' or suffering from a (inflammatory, neurological) disease.