Sentences with phrase «such markers»

Conventional technology does not have the sensitivity to identify such markers in the blood, let alone to quantify their amounts.

Identifying such a marker is important because we can then identify which men may benefit from new, more aggressive treatments for prostate cancer.

They hit pay dirt on chromosome 10, finding such a marker in a region with several genes thought to affect heart function.

Congratulations on the milestone — I always think it's important to regulate our lives with such markers because everything seems so much more manageable as a result.

With my own book, I didn't find any way to set such a marker, so I left it at the default.

But the risks associated with such markers are usually quite low — often just a fraction higher than for people without the marker.

By creating such markers, though, neuroscientists can actually make movies of synapses at work.

Febrile seizures are rare and usually benign, raising questions about whether children should be routinely screened for such markers prior to vaccination.

Jewellery serves as such a marker for achievements through out our lives, it becomes so personal.

Uncovering such markers may provide clues regarding the mechanisms that underlie the development of delirium.

A detailed understanding of how TSPO binds to such markers opens up novel paths for diagnostic imaging and could constitute an important step along the way to early detection of such diseases and inflammations.

Consequently, the use of such a marker suggests a new strategy to screen novel therapeutics in a rapid and efficient manner directly in the tumorigenic mouse.

«These results raise hopes that this newly identified IFITM3 variant might provide such a marker.»

The community of TB researchers agrees that such biomarkers are one of the greatest tools in disease diagnosis and treatment, but there is debate about whether such markers can be found in the context of the complex cellular and molecular environment created by a TB infection.

Whereas genomic markers of domestication appeared about 4,000 years ago in sake yeast, such markers appeared in wine yeast only 1,500 years ago.

Gene Markers Located for Hereditary Prostate Cancer Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute, Wake Forest University and the Karolinska Institute in Sweden identified an array of gene markers for hereditary prostate cancer that, along with family history for the disease, appear to raise risk to more than nine times that of men without such markers.

To emphasize your own voice in the process of writing essays, you may include such markers as: «It seems to me,» «I believe,» «I think.»

Many owners resist, however, claiming such markers mar their buildings» original design.

«The need for a passport and adequate entry visas creates such a marker, a strange kind of invisible branding system placed upon those considered «alien'to a particular place.

«Finding such a marker was really lucky,» Globisch says.

I admire him for honoring the victims, but for those who are not Christian, such a marker may in fact be offensive or increase the hurt for the victim's family, as their beliefs are not recognized or denied.

One such marker is called c - reactive protein (CRP).

Such markers could also inform medical decisions about loved ones who are in an unresponsive state.

One such marker, with the catchy name of 8 - oxo -7,8-dihydroguanosine — or 8 - oxoGsn for short — results from oxidation of a crucial molecule in our cells called RNA.

«Such markers would be beneficial in medical research and they can also improve safety assessments of chemicals that humans are exposed to,» Hanna Johansson adds.

«Such markers can be seen in remote sensing imagery and tree - ring isotopes, but we're also looking at climate records for precipitation and temperature, along with numerical modeling to determine what type and how much water has been delivered to a basin in the first place.

«A recent report published in Nature by Descours et al. prompted great interest, as it claimed to have identified CD32 as one such marker that is selectively expressed on the majority of persistently infected CD4 T cells.

Such a marker could help doctors treating glaucoma know whether the patient is likely to progress and therefore treat the disease more aggressively or whether treatment is even required in certain patients.

Such a marker could identify dogs at an early age who have cystinuria and help breeders reduce the incidence of cystinuria in Deerhounds.

Such a marker — like the chemical signature left by the meteorite strike that wiped out the dinosaurs — is called a golden spike.

Such markers could help physicians make more accurate diagnoses.