Sentence examples for more relevant marker from inspiring English sources

We conclude that because rHcy is believed to induce endothelial dysfunction and may be part of the accelerated atherogenic process in patients with CKD, plasma rHcy level could be a more relevant marker of cardiovascular disease risk than tHcy level.

So, let's give the guy and his team a fair bit of credit but then bid farewell to the first 100 days, exhibiting a bit of patience and preparing to dissect a far more relevant marker, namely roughly the first full year.

Postulating that the density of LN was a more relevant marker than their mere presence/absence, we used a quantitative Lewy pathology score.

Therefore, in this study we analyzed only 53BP1 foci as a more relevant marker for DSBs.

Thus, it remains to be seen whether epigenetic drift or telomere attrition is a more relevant marker of biological ageing.

Creatinine also depends on individual or behavioral characteristics such as muscle mass, and authors have proposed to use specific gravity as a more relevant marker of urinary dilution [ 13, 30]; however this parameter was not available in our study.

Meta-analyses may increase not only the number of classes required to define more relevant markers but also increase the imbalance in the representation of some classes.

In the future testing fewer more relevant markers but in large datasets is the best route to rapidly developing clinically useful prognostic tools [ 34, 35].

The first step to interpret immune modulation in a particular setting is to determine whether one or more relevant markers of immune function are statistically significantly modulated by the intervention and, if so, to determine which of the scenarios applies.

Urinary bacterial anti-adhesion activity may be a more biologically relevant marker for cranberry ingestion as well as the effectiveness of consuming cranberry for prevention of UTI.

We suggest that our data indicate the strength of hs-CRP as a laboratory tool to assess not only chronic inflammation, but also, via its associations with markers of other pathogenic pathways, to reflect underlying endothelial and coagulation activation as well, thus making hs-CRP a more biologically relevant marker of SCD-related activity.