Sentence examples for practicable marker from inspiring English sources

Anti-factor Xa level is a clinically practicable marker of LWMH anticoagulant effectiveness; levels of 0.1 to 0.3 UI/ml are considered as effective antithrombotic activity.

This proof of concept study reveals the potential of body fluid microRNAs to serve as practicable molecular markers for diverse physiological and pathological conditions, especially those where microRNAs have already been found to play a critical role, such as cancer.

The varieties of 129 F. × ananassa lines were distinguished to demonstrate the practicable utility of the markers developed in this study.

This supports the idea that it is practicable to block a known marker in order to allow the development of probes for targets of interest.

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Moreover, they are not practicable in a general practice setting due to their extensiveness.

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

Once the government settled on the location for the WIPP an internment site dug from beds of ancient ocean salts as the template for future nuclear waste disposal, it set about tackling an Environmental Protection Agency regulation to designate the site with "the most permanent markers, records, and other passive institutional controls practicable" to convey the danger contained within.

One reason for this uncertainty is the lack of a clinical marker for AKI that would be both reliable and practicable.

This however is not experimentally practicable when mechanisms of MEC behaviour are studied in isolation, or when suitable markers are not available to distinguish between the cell types allowing the unambiguous identification of the epithelial cells within the culture model [43].

First, to specify that secret courts were a last resort, in cases where the existing public interest immunity rules – which allow judges to run a black marker over evidence, to keep sensitive details like agents' names secret – were not practicable.