"measure markers" is a correct form of written English.
The terms "measure markers" can be used to describe indicators that are used to measure the progress of a task, situation, or event. For example, "We used weekly sales reports as measure markers to track the success of our marketing campaign."
Assessing this response needs to measure markers such as lactate, central/mixed venous oxygen saturation, or carbon dioxide-derived indices.
Although we did not measure markers of hemolysis, visual inspection of the samples did not suggest hemolysis.
This is mandatory, where the alignment of molecular signatures with particular disease forms, and our ability to measure markers associated with prognosis and outcomes is at the focus of Clinical and Translational Medicine.
Positron emission tomography (PET) technology can be used to directly measure markers of DA activity.
We did not measure markers of inflammation in our study.
Fasting serum and urine samples will be collected at study assessments to measure markers of cartilage metabolism.
The effects of tissue processing must be considered when using immunohistochemistry to measure marker levels.
There were statistically significant improvements in all measured markers of coronary atherosclerosis after GBS.
In order to evaluate the precision of the single camera calibration, a Monte Carlo simulation was performed adding random noise (standard deviation equal to estimated noise on measured markers of 2 mm) to measured marker coordinates and recalculating the 3D pose of the model.
We only measured markers of glycocalyx degradation at one time point after resuscitation, and it is possible that beneficial effects of FFP on markers of glycocalyx degradation could have been detected if observation time had been longer or shorter.
For this study we measured markers associated with M1/M2 macrophages, namely IP10/CXCL10, MIP1α/CCL3 and fractalkine/CX3CL1 for M1 and IL4, IL13, IL1RA and resistin for M2 macrophage phenotype.
