Fecal occult blood (FOB), which refers to cryptic blood in feces, has been used for a number of years as a marker of intestinal pathologic changes, particularly in association with colorectal cancer.
Open 24/7, nparks.gov.sg Tanah Merah is Malay for red soil, which refers to a red lateritic cliff that was once found along the coast and used as a nautical marker.
Therefore, we also tested for the occurrence of a group of covarying markers (which we refer to as a "polygenic approach") among the 138 body shape QTL that differentiated the two species among the five lakes (see the section Results).
The phenomena include (1) sign and sentence boundaries and (2) sentence-level linguistic markers which determine the phrase structure: alternative constructions, which refer to conjunctive sentences and enumerations, when the signer enumerates objects (see Section 1 and Figure 1).
Polymorphic SLAFs, which referred to SLAFs that contained 2 ~ 4 tags, were considered as potential markers.
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The presence of high LD between markers can be used to infer the genotype at an un-genotyped locus based on available genotypes at neighbouring markers, which is usually referred to as population-based imputation.
Biological markers, which are often referred to as biomarkers, are commonly defined as objectively measured and evaluated indicators of physiological or pathological processes or pharmacological responses to therapeutic intervention [ 1], although there are also several other definitions.
The "importance of markers" (i.e., an indicator of how a marker in interaction with other markers will successfully classify an individual) was used to select a set of covarying markers which we subsequently refer to as "important markers" (sensu Chen and Ishwaran 2012), for comparison with the single-locus approach.
Each microarray consists of tens of thousands of genomic targets or probes, sometimes referred to as markers, which are spotted or printed on a glass surface.
Moreover, because the police are rightly wary of supplying the precise locations of crime reports, the maps use markers which are arbitrarily placed in the general vicinity of the crimes to which they refer.
