Sentence examples for this important marker from inspiring English sources

Other examples of specific environmental sensing devices include a powerful multi-input miRNA-based cell classifier circuit that can distinguish between different cancer cell types and the use of the E. coli nitric oxide (NO) sensing system NorR to detect this important marker for gut inflammation in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Going a step further and considering the degree of stroma reaction as a potential and clinically relevant prognostic and eventually even predictive biomarker, we are faced to the fact that no standardised method for the evaluation of this important marker exists so far.

"Labor Day used to be this big, important marker in the campaign season," said Amy Walter, the national editor at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.

To address this issue, the International Ki67 in Breast Cancer Working Group has recently released guidelines, based on current evidence, that should allow harmonisation of methodology and lead to the definition of the clinical utility of this potentially important marker (Dowsett et al, 2011).

Of particular interest are the IFN-γ responses since this is an important marker of protective immunity used for testing new vaccines for TB.

This was an important marker in showing that the animals were not in distress during the experimental period.

This is an important marker of severity of mental health problems in adulthood which adds to previous findings that adverse mental health outcomes associated with involvement in childhood bullying are also exhibited into adulthood [ 1, 5, 6, 48].

As we continue to investigate the characteristics of undecided voters, this similarity is an important marker.

Thus, this may be an important marker to identify those at risk.

Nevertheless, given that alcohol use is initiated in adolescence, this may be an important marker of future alcohol use.

In this study a particular effort was made to ensure that the surgical status of women was recorded correctly, as this was considered an important marker of the quality of treatment and was expected to be strongly associated with outcome.