Sentence examples for recognizing markers from inspiring English sources

Part of the difficulty is recognizing markers of impacts in the geologic record.

Thus, despite difficulties in recognizing markers representing protection or resistance in response to a specific stress, the concurrent evaluation of markers representing insult against those representing protection from or resistance to insults has great implications.

To validate the accuracy of our identification, we used a variety of antibodies recognizing marker proteins expressed in subsets of cell types.

It's the idea that young, closeted men deflect attention from their sexuality by investing in recognized markers of success: good grades, athletic achievement, elite employment and so on.

For example, markers attached to walls are recognized by cameras on the UAV, and then the UAV is controlled autonomously by utilizing the recognized markers [11].

Then, position and attitude parameters of the high-speed and rolling target are calculated according to the recognized markers on the surface of the rolling target.

It needs the initial cost to put markers on the environment, it also may be difficult to recognize markers due to size of markers, and distance from the robot, and sometimes objects can not be put markers.

These temporal landmarks can be widely recognized markers such as holidays or the start of the month, or more personal milestones such as weddings or birthdays.

The first is whether the generally recognized markers that have been emphasized in previous studies of breast cancer stem cells actually identify the most highly tumorigenic cells.

Our results showed that: 1. the expression of stem cell markers differed greatly among breast cancer cell lines as well as primary tumors, 2. the previously recognized markers for breast cancer stem cells may not be the optimal or universal markers for identifying cancer stem cell populations, and 3. a highly tumorigenic subpopulation expressing PROCR+/ESA+ was identified.

Centralized myonuclei are recognized markers of regenerating myofibres (Yablonka-Reuveni & Anderson, 2006).