Technically, the study doesn't apply to managers: The researchers were studying obesity among underprivileged populations, and they found that extra-large food servings can serve as markers of social status.
Technology- As technology becomes more and more available, which high-tech gadgets continue to serve as markers of high social status?
There's a sense that things will serve as markers, and it's a human thing not to want to let the moment fade".
These single base changes, called S.N.P.s or "snips," serve as markers to track variant genes, and can themselves be the cause of the variation.
Strong atheism, however, is a different matter: "Atheism can also be an identity," he said (just as religious beliefs can serve as markers for social groups), "though I wouldn't call it a religion".
A few months ago he helped come up with a plan to commission a set of 17 sculptures to serve as markers at each "Evacuspot".
McRAIT helps in determining the mobile sensors' position by letting its tags serve as markers.
These peaks serve as markers for the presence of methyl groups on the studied surfaces.
Most instruments can't detect such tides, but the radar echoes may serve as markers that make their motions apparent.
Therefore, toxicology results can provide not only good insight into circumstances around the case, but also serve as markers of violence and the manner of death.
XA21-LRR1Ri plants have reduced Xa21 transcript levels and reduced expression of genes that serve as markers of XA21-mediated activation.
