Sentence examples for that become marked from inspiring English sources

R is a subset a user's set of genes (I) that become "marked" because they correspond to the user's data.

At least a third of ZNF genes contain the KRAB domain (KRAB-ZNFs), which is known to interact with TRIM28 (also known as KAP-1) and indirectly recruit histone and DNA methyltransferases to specific genomic sequences that become marked with H3K9me3 and DNA methylation as a result.

This Israeli success was punctuated by an incident that became marked in memory: the death of Aluf Mickey Marcus, accidentally killed by an Israeli sentry during the night of 10 11 June.

Hyperthermia also markedly enhances calpain activation, which is a calcium-sensitive cysteine protease, and spectrin (microtubule-associated protein-2) proteolysis in cortical pyramidal neurons soon after the onset of reperfusion, an effect that becomes marked by 4 and 24 hours, in association with morphological evidence of irreversible neuronal injury [ 22].

The idea that Mr Rivkin could become marked by the clients he represents would make it difficult or impossible to move seamlessly between partisan politics and lobbying, or between corporate law and government.

It is normal that these items will become marked and possibly opaque with frequent use.

Early figures from the 2001 census, conducted in February and March, have made it clear that female fetuses are being regularly aborted, continuing a trend that first became marked in the 1980's.

This mechanism becomes marked as the temperature increases.

But from 12, the difference becomes marked.

Our previous case report [ 2] showed a right dominant asymmetry in the temporal region that became less marked after an improvement in the symptoms of OSD.

As we will show in greater detail below, however, over time, those who became teenage mothers adopted subtle changes in their contraceptive practices changes that became increasingly marked as their worries about potential future infertility intensified.