And it's certainly more colorful, thanks to color-coded event markers which may remind you, at a glance, what you're up to on a particular week or day.
S. tudes presented reduced diversity for both markers, which may be related to overexploitation by local fisheries.
Both may exhibit shifts in expression of epithelial and mesenchymal markers, which may show dynamic changes during cancer progression.
There are no reliable markers which may be used to select those women with migraine in whom HC use may lead to ischemic stroke.
In our QD-based ICTS system, the same strategy can be used for development of strip for several markers, which may improve the sensitivity of diagnosis.
However, such techniques are limited by the density of trackable markers, which may be too low to take full advantage of optical microscopy.
Studies have shown that unusually open questions at the start of the consultation enable patients to display interactional and linguistic markers which may help with the otherwise challenging differentiation of epileptic from nonepileptic seizures (NES).
IPG-IEF enables researchers to drill deeper into the observable proteome to identify potential disease-specific markers which may be validated by orthogonal quantification methods such as ELISA, SRM, MRM or SWATH.
It remains a challenge to try to identify molecular markers which may be indicative of tuberculosis infection in the host.
Modern SNP studies use several thousand times more markers, which may require attempting to pare a dataset down to a few hundred markers selected at random from the genome.
All bands were sensitive to DNase treatment (Figure S3), except an ∼28 nt band in the retrotransposon hybridizing material (Figure 1C, asterisk; length estimated from RNA markers), which may represent a small RNA that functions in transposon silencing (e.g., see [16], [17]).
