Sentence examples for markers which represent from inspiring English sources

There are two histone modification markers which represent an active transcription.

To address whether the changes in miRNA expression may be due to age-dependent differences in subsets of lymphocytes, we examined different T cell markers, which represent a population of lymphocytes that undergo some age-dependent changes [20], [21], [22], [23].

It was suggested that cystatin C may be one of the additional tubular markers which represent kidney state of diabetic patients.

These 50 RH groups totalize 1123 map positions containing 1161 markers, which represent 89.4% of the markers located on the map.

Namely, decision-makers are unable to make foresighted decisions by cumulating and calculating the internal (somatic) markers, which represent external events precisely.

The linkage mapping strategy consisted of a hierarchal approach whereby markers were included if they could be assigned a position over the next most likely position firstly with a LOD score threshold cut off of LOD3 (the standard threshold for framework markers) which represents a 1 1000 chance of a marker being placed incorrectly.

This background resulted mainly from aberrant expression on the immature population: LAPs with an immature marker, which represent the vast majority of all consensus LAPs (87%) and of all best consensus LAPs (95%), had up to 10% background aberrancies on the immature population.

The A. gambiae genome size is about 278 megabases (Mb) [31], leading to a coverage of the 42 microsatellites at about 7 Mb per marker, which represents the highest resolution to date.

CD31 is a specific endothelial marker, which represents angiogenesis.

Patients with increased ploidy score and/or increased levels of the marker CEA, which represent increased tumor burden, were also associated with a worse prognosis.

A total of 284 ISSR marker loci were recorded which represent all fragments amplified with the 12 ISSR primers for 112 individuals belonging to five different taxa (B. gymnorrhiza, B. sexangula, B. cylindrica, B. parviflora and the hybrid B. × rhynchopetala) from four geographically isolated populations.