Sentence examples for practice marker from inspiring English sources
In practice, marker effects and nonmarker covariates are not orthogonal to each other; therefore, estimation in two steps is likely to induce bias (and inconsistency) of estimates of marker effects.
Today, exhaled NO has been studied the most and its relevance to clinical practice markers of inflammation into daily practice should be evaluated [ 209].
Bin values for AFLP markers can deviate slightly from the true bin value due to missing scores, e.g. in practice markers mapped to the bin 45 47 region all belong to the bin 46 segment of the genetic map.
The practice of marker-assisted selection (MAS) uses sets of genetic markers linked to desirable traits to guide breeding decisions for production of agricultural species.
In oncology practice, tumour markers may be helpful in the diagnosis and in the pathologic classification.
Therefore in current practice, additional markers indicating the aggressiveness of the tumor to be resected are extensively investigated [ 3, 4].
By contrast, other rare mutations such as the insertion in exon 19 recently described by Otto and co-workers [ 27], which is not recognizable by our actual NDO protocol, needs to be further validated in the clinical practice as markers of responsiveness to TKI therapy.
A ruling that puts circumcision into the same category as child-beating is one that, to say the least, is insensitive to anyone who regards the practice as a marker of identity.
Background and objective: Standardised Uptake Value (SUV), in clinical research and practice, is a marker of tumour avidity in Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography (PET/CT).
Serum albumin has long been used in clinical practice as a marker of protein-energy undernutrition, but very few studies have focused on its relation with dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry-assessed lean mass measurements, which is the current reference method in routine for body composition-related nutritional status.
