Sentence examples for markers which was from inspiring English sources

LG4 (including the small fragment) had 12 SSR markers, which was the most among all LGs.

Prolonged experimental hyperoxic mechanical ventilation was associated with a significant inflammatory response in the lung as evidenced by an influx of neutrophils in the pulmonary compartment and upregulation of specific inflammatory markers, which was not directly translated into extensive tissue lung injury or a change in lung compliance.

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TGF-β suppressed the expression of both the adipogenic and OB differentiation markers, which was reversed by TGF-β inhibition.

However, suppression of microglial priming in MPSIIIB mice deleted for TLR4 and MyD88 showed dissociation between inflammation, which was absent or drastically reduced in young animals (10 days and 3 months), and expression of disease markers, which was unchanged.

Another interesting and unexpected observation was that the severe impairment of bone formation in Col1a1-Krm2 mice occurred despite nearly normal expression levels of several well-established osteoblast differentiation markers, which was confirmed by a genome-wide comparative expression analysis using three independently isolated osteoblast cultures from wildtype and Col1a1-Krm2 transgenic mice.

Marker positions are rounded to nearest 10 bp except for SNP markers which were exact.

A machine then produces a profile of 13 unique markers, which are entered into state and national databases for matches.

The year 1948 is becoming one of those big historical markers, which is one reason that I set Small Island in that time.

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.

The markers, which are like milestones along each chromosome, have a fixed position and so can be used to define a region of the chromosome where a schizophrenia-causing mutation may lie.