Sentence examples for predictable markers from inspiring English sources
Maybe it's that people who don't reach those predictable markers of happiness might take more complicated and interesting paths to satisfaction and insight.
We have recently described that wine strains with naturally high antioxidant defenses, suffer low oxidative damage and display high fermentative capacity after dehydration, and we have tested easily predictable markers for this biotechnologically relevant behavior (Gamero-Sandemetrio et al. 2014).
Some predictable markers in one study may fail to be confirmed in the other study [ 80, 81].
The most predictable marker of educational attainment remains social class and, although universities strive to widen participation and deliver social mobility, board membership is frequently seen as an establishment position.
One feature of senescent cells which appears as a universal and predictable marker is telomere shortening [ 22].
COL11A1 is not present in benign lesions so we thought it can be a predictable marker for malign behavior of intraductal papilloma.
Several previous studies have demonstrated that CD7 loss is not a predictable marker for detection of MF/SS cells, as its expression is variable in this tumor type [ 15, 19].
In addition, unlike other small-molecule drugs, its disposition may not be predictable by markers of liver and kidney functions [such as serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase (SGOT), serum glutamate pyruvate transaminase (SGPT), CRCL).
Recent work suggests that molecular functions are in many cases predictable from marker gene information, if phylogenetically close reference genome sequences are available (Langille et al., 2013; Martiny et al., 2013).
Our results suggest that these isotopes have the potential to provide predictable and complementary markers for estimating long-distance animal movements.
