Sentence examples for more important marker from inspiring English sources

I lapse into mockney with the best of them, and avoid admitting the fact I was educated at Eton on the grounds that, nearly two decades since I last had anything to do with the place, it is for many people a more important marker of who I am than any of the offensive opinions I have developed since.

Some might argue it is actually a more important marker for the day.

Furthermore, the serotype of S. pneumoniae seems a more important marker of invasiveness than the overall genotype (37).

Second, the PTI can estimate overall pressure-loading of the tissue under the MH and may be a more important marker than the MPP.

In this very large sample of adolescent men, diastolic blood pressure was a more important marker of risk of death than was systolic blood pressure.

While heterosis or genetic rescue effects may occur in F1 and later generations as the two source populations interbreed, we conclude that previous pathogen exposure was a more important marker than genetic heterozygosity for predicting survival of translocated animals.

More important markers were age, PgR status and grade.

However, in recognition that COPD is a multi-component disease with systematic manifestations, we prospectively measured patient reported outcomes such as HRQOL which are possibly more important markers of disease progression and severity than lung function alone [ 56].

According to that particular rationale TGF-β1 is a much more important inflammatory marker than an atherosclerotic marker, which agrees with the present data.

In contrast, mean CVL would reflect the increases in suppression, and has a direct relationship to total community viral load, possibly a more important population marker of potential transmission.

Moreover, in renal cell carcinoma, MVA has been reported to be a more important prognostic marker than MVD [ 27].