Abdominal area could be a relevant marker for twins with obstetric complications.
Back then it seemed there would be a most competitive struggle to avoid relegation but it turns out that the fragility of Quins, for all their brilliance when in the mood, was actually the relevant marker.
We conclude that because rHcy is believed to induce endothelial dysfunction and may be part of the accelerated atherogenic process in patients with CKD, plasma rHcy level could be a more relevant marker of cardiovascular disease risk than tHcy level.
These observations suggest that (i) a clinical syndrome consistent with translocation may occur in the absence of rejection in intestinal transplantation, and (ii) I-FABP may serve as a clinically relevant marker for enterocyte injury.
So, let's give the guy and his team a fair bit of credit but then bid farewell to the first 100 days, exhibiting a bit of patience and preparing to dissect a far more relevant marker, namely roughly the first full year.
Postulating that the density of LN was a more relevant marker than their mere presence/absence, we used a quantitative Lewy pathology score.
Target biomarkers identified by MS could then be further validated in such models, thereby increasing the probability of obtaining a pathologically relevant marker.
To examine the expression profiles of caveolin-1, integrin α7, CTR, emerin and lamin A/C, isolated myofibres were cultured for 48 hrs, before being fixed and immunostained for MyoD and the relevant marker (Figure 3).
Our data suggest that alteration of the conformation or length of the telomeric G-overhang is a relevant marker for telomestatin activity in both telomerase positive and ALT cells.
We lack a relevant marker for SEP in the study.
Monitoring of relevant marker genes will also give an indication as to the source of perturbation.
