Sentence examples for markers with which from inspiring English sources

Great movies, whether produced and marketed as pop or high culture, do the same thing — and, over time and away from the marketing machine and from the transient vernacular markers with which Bailey and O'Hehir are concerned, the distinction vanishes.

The French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu argued that aesthetic choices are social markers with which the powerful signal their power and set themselves apart from other, inferior groups.

As such, miRNAs are emerging as potentially useful noninvasive markers with which to follow the progression of NAFLD (DiStefano and Gerhard, 2016).

Participants were each given 50 markers with which to select health plan benefits.

More physiologically meaningful markers with which to determine the optimal timing of RRT initiation should be identified.

In addition, such studies are identifying potential candidates for additional, and better, molecular markers with which to identify astrocytes.

The guard announced that the show was over and handed Curry a marker with which the point guard signed hats, posters, and jerseys for kids who had been granted special access.

Invisible Wall The Green Line was delineated as Israeli and Jordanian officers negotiated an armistice in the months after the 1948 Arab-Israeli war; it was named for the green marker with which it was drawn.

Principally, there is still no validated marker with which to identify human Tregs.

This polypeptide is a very useful marker with which to monitor treatment in critically ill patients.

C- myc amplification appears to be a strong prognostic marker with which to predict early recurrence in NNBC patients.