Sentence examples for markers which become from inspiring English sources

The thousands of iconic red arrow 1000 Miglia course markers, which become coveted collectibles after the racers pass, have lent their name to Italy's fast passenger trains: the Freccia Rossa.

The three-dimensional sheet metal of a car imagined in bright colored markers, which became popular in the 1980s, is likely to be very different from one conceived in charcoal or pastel.

However, codominant microsatellite markers, which have become preferred markers as they are polymorphic, highly abundant, analytically simple, and transferable, have not been reported in O. fragrans cultivars.

Antenatal diagnosis was generally done in these women for other reasons, such as a family history of Down's syndrome, or findings of so-called soft markers at fetal ultrasound examinations, which became more common in the early 1990s.

Next-generation sequencing technology can produce a huge quantity of DNA sequence data, which becomes a powerful tool for the discovery of high-density molecular markers.

format, which becomes a tad monotonous.

A word which became synonymous with Hitler.

Both of which became Category 5 hurricanes.

Example: x+2*0=2, which becomes x=2.

PIK3CA mutation is an emerging tumor marker which might become used in treatment-choosing process.

With the increase in miRNA sequences, it has become possible to develop miRNA-based markers, which is a new type of marker with easy and efficient detection.