Sentence examples for predominantly marks from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, H3K4me1 predominantly marks enhancer regions.

To determine whether GFP or Mrc1 expression predominantly marks myeloid leukocytes in Cx 3cr1 GFP/+ mouse hearts, we gated viable cells (viability dye−) and determined GFP or Mrc1 expression relative to CD45 or CD11b expression (Supplemental Fig. 1.

Places valued for their greenness, pleasant views, uniqueness, wild character and role as natural habitats are predominantly marked outside of formal green spaces.

Each gene will be predominantly marked by only one modification (H3K4me, H3K9me, or H3K9me).

At the protein level, dsRed2 positivity predominantly marked T(Bra)+ cells that were either Foxa2+ or Foxa2- (Fig. 1D).

Grade 3 (severe) steatosis: typically involves >66% lobules (panacinar); commonly mixed steatosis; predominantly marked ballooning in zone 3; scattered acute and chronic lobular inflammation, possibly with polymorphonuclear cells concentrated in zone 3; areas of ballooning and perisinusoidal fibrosis; mild to moderate portal inflammation.

As we have recently argued at some length elsewhere, however, the original prototypical (founding) definition of schizophrenia was not based on a number of specific psychotic symptoms but rather relied on the identification of a characteristic trait or gestalt, predominantly marked by peculiarities or strangeness in the expressive, communicative, and symbolic spaces.

That same month, Nehlen was suspended from Twitter for posting neo-Nazi propaganda showing predominantly journalists marked with the Star of David.

With no political, economic, and military support from the Islamic Republic, the death of Nori Al Maliki's political life has predominantly been marked.

Females predominantly scent mark with their anogenital scent glands, by squatting to rub their anogenital region along horizontal surfaces, such as tree limbs.

In those species in which the structure of loud-calls is well adapted to long-distance transmission, they function predominantly to mark and defend territories.