Sentence examples for value markers from inspiring English sources

When natural distinctions (e.g., differences in size) became value markers (e.g., that big is "better" than small), desire and domination already began to cloud the true picture.

If we compare the fractional bandwidth estimator computed using the conventional technique with the fractional bandwidth estimator computed over binarized TFR diagrams, it can be appreciated the lower variance (represented by shorter vertical bars) but higher bias (represented by higher value markers).

Vulnerability and value markers were placed on the median watersheds.

To investigate possible reasons for an increased FDU, we exemplarily inspected two datasets associated with an extremely high FDU value (markers 'A' and 'B' in Fig. 4).

Ideally, plant geneticists and breeders should have access to a sufficient number of polymorphic genetic markers to ensure identification of high value markers that are tightly linked to traits of interest, including disease resistance phenotypes.

Tippmann and Smartparts, as recommended above, also have good value markers.

Hence certification seems to provide neither an efficient value marker for the ecosystem services created by certified forest management, nor an equitable distribution of payment for those ecosystem services.

At the other end of the spectrum, targeted simplex SNP approaches, such as TaqMan and KASP-based genotyping, offer an alternative to fixed arrays for applications requiring a few, high-value markers across very large populations (Eathington et al. 2007; He et al. 2014; Semagn et al. 2014).

This array contains more than 240,000 highly-informative genome-wide tag SNP and over 20,000 high-value markers.

TAS correlated positively and TOS and PAB negatively with PCT values, markers of renal and liver function, and disease severity scores.

Graphs highlighted with light - blue background: quantified levels of relative enrichment (positive values) or depletion (negative values) marker signals relative to the DAPI signals.