Sentence examples for prominent marker from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people would think it is appropriate to exhume Henry's remains and give him a more prominent marker," said Mike Pitts, editor of British Archaeology magazine.

Today the flags used by militias are based more explicitly on religion, which has become the most prominent marker of identity, and division, in the region.

The Emmys were the most prominent marker of change, but hardly the only one, in a week full of headlines about what TV is becoming.

The increase of Juniperus and rock-rose (Helianthemum) in the pollen diagram is a prominent marker of the Younger Dryas.

Menopause signifies the end of reproduction, is a prominent marker in the aging process, and leads to certain physiological symptoms and changes.

As a cell surface antigen, CD133 has become a prominent marker used for the prospective isolation and characterization of cells with stem cell properties in neural development and adult brain as well as in cancer.

In addition to the top genes listed in the table many other prominent markers of cancer were detected in our analysis.

The markers sca-1 and c-kit indicate that the cells are of hematopoietic lineage and have multipotent potential; CD31 and CD34 are prominent markers for cells of endothelial lineage.

Interestingly, intracellular staining results showed that 6-day monoosteophils do express most of the expected osteoblast and osteoclast proteins except ALP (Figure 6C), which is one of the most prominent markers of MSC-derived osteoblasts.

These cells could be progenitors of luminal-ER− cells, which during commitment lost the expression of prominent markers, like Esr1 and Krt5 – genes functionally linked to luminal-ER+ and basal cell lineages, and became immortalized by SV40 proteins.

Two prominent markers were selected for identification by MS/MS.