Sentences with phrase «one's marker»

It is now documented that people with acne tend to have lower levels of cellular antioxidants and higher levels of markers of oxidative damage.

Now that you know how to choose a great set of markers for drawing and painting, let's get right to the reviews.

Plus, this study is in line with other studies showing a reduction in inflammatory markers in people who eat lots of nuts.

There were also significant improvements in lipid parameters as well as markers of inflammation in those eating more fat and less carbs.

The researchers found that neighborhood disadvantage was not positively associated with markers of inflammation and metabolic dysfunction in the children.

As noted above, scientists have recently identified genetic markers for more than three dozen breeds of dogs.

They also had a drop in inflammatory markers in their blood.

The group was then able to sort the cells using markers expressed on the cell surface, to help pull out successfully edited cells for research, and eventually for therapeutic use.

Side marker lights in the rear bumper as well as front fender were also added.

You can also write with permanent marker on these, if you can not remember by the colors.

The vegan diet didn't just melt away pounds either; it also helped improve other markers of health.

It was small and brown and his name was written on it in black marker pen.

Another recent study found that pregnant women should get more sun to increase several health markers for themselves and their babies.

The side marker lights on the front wings were changed as well from amber to clear, except on American market cars where they remained amber.

Would you spray hair spray, use chalk marker at that point, or something else?

I also owe you a big thanks for your tip on removing permanent marker from wood this week — great idea!

So let's take a look at some of the major mile markers for how we came to understand these forces of nature.

Most likely, these happen because the shift in marker genes is a real effect, but some common technical factor is causing expression values of expressed genes to be globally correlated.

They also experienced a smaller rise in blood glucose levels after a meal, which is a sign of better insulin sensitivity, as well as other biological markers of better metabolic health.

I use a dry erase marker on my bathroom mirror to keep track of the habits.

She uses oil and acrylic, as well as magic marker, and doesn't scrape anything away.

There is nothing more soothing and delightful than an afternoon spent designing or drawing with the best markers for coloring.

You control his movements with colored markers and then master his programming with the included activity guide and free robotics app.

He seemed naive to harsh realities, unaware of any lane markers between blacks and whites.

Find people you admire and use their lives as templates to discover better ways of approaching your own and as markers by which to begin to raise your expectations for yourself.

The two groups were monitored after the race by assessing the blood for specific markers of physiological stress that helps evaluate the body's ability to recover.

Low - carb diets are helpful against diabetes and metabolic syndrome, and quickly improve cardiovascular risk markers such as blood pressure, triglycerides, and HDL.

One small - sample sized study showed that drinking 8 ounces of tart cherry juice daily for four weeks significantly improved important markers of inflammation.

These distances should be clearly marked in the video with visual markers such as cones, colored tape, or other items.

Surface markers provide insurance against possible separation from the boat.

Another study found that reducing fructose consumption improved inflammatory blood markers by almost 30 % (41).

We then make DNA markers specific for that gene by identifying naturally occurring variations in the gene sequence.

Free from identifying markers, these images could have been taken anywhere.

Conversely, they found an unexpected, negative relationship between neighborhood disadvantage and obesity and early markers of metabolic syndrome.

The chalk markers do not wipe off like chalk does so they are great to use for this type of thing.

Red marker pen in hand, she creates a boat, a balloon and a flying carpet which carry her on a spectacular journey... who knows where?

The key markers of social competence listed in the previous section are remarkably consistent across the developmental periods of the preschool years, middle childhood, and adolescence.

The authors hope to identify a core set of around a hundred protein markers that would be sufficient to distinguish an individual among the entire world's population using a single hair.

The Service will have an important role in the release of complex trait genetic marker tests orthopedic traits like hip dysplasia (also called genomic prediction).

Students develop understanding of equivalent fractions by placing markers at set intervals along a race course.

There were no significant differences in inflammatory and metabolic markers between black and white children except for insulin resistance.

This study looks at the effects of intense, brief exercise in comparison to traditional endurance exercise on cardiovascular disease markers in younger individuals.

As a second line of research, he is involved in studies on new markers for the detection of prostate cancer.

Drinking wine did not seem to affect cholesterol, blood glucose, triglycerides, or levels of inflammatory markers like C - reactive protein.

One study found using fish oil for just three weeks reduced several stress markers including cortisol and adrenaline.

These cells, glowing green due to a fluorescent marker indicating their stem cell nature, were reportedly made through a new method that has been called into question.

Interesting new research has found a link between high childhood stress and elevated levels of the inflammatory marker called C - reactive protein in adults.