Sentence examples for providing a marker from inspiring English sources

Antibodies to C trachomatis persist after infection, thus providing a marker of past infection.

Constitutive sequence diversification of the expressed IgM locus results in mutations that inactivate surface display, providing a marker for hypermutation rate in Ramos.

To alleviate these concerns, we analyzed a pruned set of 16,311 highly polymorphic, high-quality autosomal SNPs that did not contain any two nearby markers correlated with r2 >0.1, providing a marker density of 0.25 cM.

Ki-67 antibodies react with a nucleolar antigen that is only present in proliferating cells providing a marker to estimate the fraction of a culture in a growth state [38].

Fibrillarin is a marker for active transcription centers in nucleoli and stains coiled bodies, which show as bright single spots, providing a marker for global nucleolar organization and transcriptional activity [38].

In highly proliferating cells, such as the germ and stem cells, telomere length is maintained by the telomerase enzyme, whereas in somatic cells, the activity of telomerase is low, leading to progressive telomere shortening with age, providing a marker for cellular aging [1], [2].

Results suggest that implicit measures of attitudes may provide a marker for professional burnout.

Still, this week's progress on global health provides a marker of how much both parties have changed since the Clinton years.

The former provides a marker for all nuclei, thus facilitating all cells to be followed at successive stages; the latter provides a marker to follow the pluripotent cells before the egg cylinder stage and germ cells thereafter (Supplementary Fig. S2a,b).

And since plastic does not naturally degrade, the billions of tons sitting in landfills, floating in the oceans or piling up on city streets will provide a marker if later civilizations ever want to classify our era.

One half of each core is kept in a cooler as an archive, but the other is meticulously dissected, a quarter-inch at a time, with samples tested for pollen, lead and cesium, each of which provides a marker for a particular period of time.