Sentence examples for more useful markers from inspiring English sources

Simple objective tests of left- and right-hand motor function may be used to produce more useful markers of neurological characteristics relevant to scholastic performance than crude reports of left-handedness, right-handedness or where no hand preference is reported.

Supposing more useful markers are applied to detect the CTCs, the capture efficiency would be improved significantly.

The SCC antigen gene is one of the more useful markers for RT-nested PCR to detect occult lymph node metastases of oesophageal cancer.

Recently published paper by Pianta et al. showed that clusterin and IL-18 are more useful markers in triaging of patients with DGF within 4 h of transplantation [ 87].

Unfortunately, more useful markers involving a functional response to a challenge such as in vivo challenge tests and ex vivo cellular function assays are much less standardised, have not been validated to the same extent and results can generally not be compared very well between laboratories.

While SNPs typically provide more useful markers in many basic and applied research areas, such as population genetics, gene discovery, plant breeding and germplasm identification [ 10- 12], the steps from sequencing and SNP discovery to SNP marker design and validation are generally lengthy and expensive.

(2010) that S100β is a more useful marker of the Gli1-labeled astrocyte population than GFAP.

With an easier and more robust assay format than CA 15.3, EMCA is potentially a more useful marker.

20 21 23 The current study suggested that the plasma GLP-1 level was supposed to be a more useful marker for systolic LV dysfunction than plasma BNP levels.

This result indicates that the serum CGA level is a more useful marker with higher sensitivity than the serum NSE level for pNET.

As high frequency population specific alleles are particularly useful for mapping genes that are responsible for disease susceptibility, the SNP of IL6 gene rs1800796 can be selected as a more useful marker for an association study in Chinese population.