Sentence examples for unambiguous marker from inspiring English sources

Scambos says the relatively rapid changes in the Larsen ice shelf make it "a fairly unambiguous marker of climate change".

Although galectin-4 is not a universal and unambiguous marker in different types of cancers, it could be a helpful parameter in diagnosis of these tumors and clinical manifestations.

As we discussed above, the former was considered to be more important in 1960, while the latter was considered to play a key role in later years, triggered by the finding of a springtime PAN maximum, which is an unambiguous marker for tropospheric photochemistry.

This finding was confirmed in independent experiments using CD19 as an unambiguous marker of the B cell lineage (Fig. S8).

This is mainly due to the fact that unambiguous marker molecules for stromal cells are not readily available.

Ngn3 was considered to be an unambiguous marker known for islet progenitors in embryonic [32] and in the adult pancreas [13], which.

In fact, there are two great monuments in the British Isles which are unambiguous markers for the solstice, because they contain deep passageways that are lit up by Sun only once a year.

Imaging of lymphangiogenesis and angiogenesis requires robust and unambiguous markers of lymphatic and blood vessels.

As we lack further unambiguous markers to clearly distinguish the mitochondrial compartment, we therefore prefer to not consider the contribution of this compartment from our NAF gradients.

Despite the very good correlation between the presence of sxtA1 and sxtA4 and STX content for most of the strains analysed, these fragments are not unambiguous markers for toxicity (Table 1).

The complete set of STS markers was filtered for unique and unambiguous marker-assembly sequence alignments as described.