Sentence examples for marking level from inspiring English sources

The overall gene marking level in this patient is 10−3 to 10−2% with an MDS1 marking level of 10−5% in the follow-up samples, so the frequency of HSCs integrated at MDS1 is estimated to be 1 per 1000.

For macaque M05270 the marking level for the control EYFP arm was relatively high in all lineages examined, but marking for the EGFP-expressing anti-HIV vector was much lower in all lineages examined.

Thus, the marking level in the control EYFP experimental arm of M05270 closely matched what we observed in macaque M05189, which received the vector that expresses the C46 transgene and MGMT in addition to the EGFP transgene.

In depth analysis revealed that TADs are homogenous at the epigenomic marking level.

However, for preclinical monkey studies or for clinical trials, obtaining high titers is critical to establishing high marking levels.

For macaque M05189 that received the membrane-bound C46 HIV-1 fusion inhibitor, relatively high marking levels were detected in all lineages examined.

The relative marking levels in myeloid (CD13, CD14) or lymphoid (CD3, CD4, CD8, and CD20) subsets and also in bone marrow CD34+ cells was also evaluated (Figure 6).

For virtually all histone modifications, the marking biases we observed were evident both with and without nucleosome normalization (Figure 1; Supplementary Figures S6 and S7), demonstrating that underlying nucleosome distributions could not account for the differential marking levels we observed.

The experimental results for the Same and Diverse game did not reveal marked levels of segregation, contradicting model predictions.

The loss of mtDNA precedes marked levels of oxidative stress, and can probably be discounted as a cause.

Intuitively, the idea is that patterns of co-occurring changes to mark levels could be used to identify loci that are subjected to coordinated epigenetic regulation.