Sentence examples for sensitive mark from inspiring English sources

Serum high sensitive C-reactive protein (hs-CRP), which regards as a high sensitive mark of systemic inflammatory response syndrome, can provide a lot of valuable information for the treatment and prognosis of cerebrovascular disease.

We found that, whereas H3K4me1 and H3K4me2 were both enriched at the α globin locus, H3K4me3 (considered to be a sensitive mark of recent or ongoing transcriptional activity) was relatively low.

Dexamethasone Stimulated Gene Expression in Peripheral Blood is a Sensitive Marker forGlucocorticoid Receptor Resistance in Depressed Patients.

In December 2001 it had hit a five-and-a-half-year low.German unemployment rose above the politically sensitive 4m mark in January.

The narrower measure of people claiming unemployment benefit (which excludes in particular many jobless women because their partners' earnings make them ineligible for it) is poised to break through the politically sensitive 1m mark.

The Conservative-led government (supposedly in favour of free-market pay) puts pressure on the RBS remuneration board to make sure that the Hester bonus does not break the voter-sensitive £1m mark; and the opposition Labour Party joyfully calls for a full-scale House of Commons debate (ignoring its own role in agreeing RBS contracts when in office).

Some are marked "TOP SECRET," some are marked "HIGHLY SENSITIVE" and some are marked "FOR YOUR EYES ONLY".

Simulation results show that operators can provide guaranteed services to high-priority delay-sensitive flows marked with the highest priority class index.

Ministers are keen to ensure that unemployment for those aged under 24, currently at 943,000, does not rise above the politically sensitive 1 million mark, denting Labour's claims for economic recovery in the buildup to the election.

These mutations indicate signalling sensitive positions and mark potential trigger points for receptor activation by agonists [ 11].

This was a hugely sensitive mission, and marked the beginning of many future difficulties.