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Some agencies don't seem to mind this intrusion, as it's an external marker of their building's strategic importance.

Sure, they'd leave cum stains on your grave marker, but it has to be better than decomposing in the ground like a human turd.

If you don't use the "more" marker on your blog, the In-Post template still lets you add formatting at the beginning or end of your post.

Investigators have figured out a way in which they hope to look for a "marker" of disease inside the body.

The data is likely to over-estimate how much instant messaging between two people can be considered a marker of a 'relationship'.

There were monkeys up in the tree. The hat marker did not know this.

The presence of thorium, which is often found mixed with silicates, was the telltale marker of a particularly shallow volcano.

Microsatellite DNA, as a molecular marker, is one of the most valuable markers on account of its many advantages.

When converting into money or selling off the mortgaged property, its marker price shall be referred to.

You can write on it with marker, or print a special label out of your computer. You can even give it a special cover too!

The burial might have had a marker for rediscovery, or it might have been intended as an offering hidden forever to all but their gods.

Aldrin relied on a felt-tip marker, since the non-conductive tip would close the contact without shorting it out, or causing a spark.

Yamaichi had been one of Japan's top four brokerages, and its failure is considered an iconic marker of the era known as the "lost decade. "

His still camerawork is not as well known as his movies, but Marker has been taking photographs as long as he has been making films.

The novel marker genes should be able to screen and identify transformational cells, and be friendly to environment and organisms as well.

The marker, who was a fellow-competitor, recorded a gross score of 4 for A, who did not receive a stroke, and no gross score for B.

He retraced the junks' routes around the globe and found shoreside marker stones, carved in a host of Asian languages, all over the world.

There does not seem to be any cause for concern with regard to calcitonin as a marker of excess C-cell stimulation.

In Iowa, two men attempted to break into a man's home after mucking up their faces with a black magic marker.

"Guanyu" as a topic marker is often situated at the beginning of a sentence, occasionally locates the middle or ending.

Someone was able to find a few blank view-foils and a solitary black marker pen, and off we went into uncharted waters.

In the surface, the two numbers are approximate and the land marker in the two areas were in the same phase, but the matter was not so.

Acts as a marker interface, and has no members of any kind.

All animals have it. It seems to vary enough, but not too much, to act as a reliable marker.

As you can see, it looks like any other DB2 INSERT statement and uses parameter markers for your four input column values.

He said that measuring levels of circulating apoptotic endothelial cells might be a useful marker to fine-tune CPAP therapy.

For these participants, the levels of the inflammatory marker continued to rise for at least one hour after the speech.

If these altered bits of DNA could be picked up in a patient's bloodstream, they would serve as a direct and sensitive marker of cancer.

It is difficult to think of a test or marker system that would not first be developed, in some form, in an animal model.

Mr. Marker and his wife have invited me to a Christmas dinner .

The arrest of the managing director of the International Monetary Fund is likely to be a significant marker in Europe's relative decline.

Here the document is provided as a literal value, but it could also be passed to the database through a parameter marker or host variable.

Scroll the map around the sky, or change the view level by pressing the number keys; you'll find that the marker will remain on the map.

A decline in investor rights was a marker of a rising bubble in the years leading up to the market collapse of 2008 .

The solution for creating links in XML documents was to put a marker on elements that should act as hyperlinks .

For instance, he found an unexpected metabolic marker, called formate, that seems to have a role in regulating blood pressure.

But with one quick shake he flips the display like an electronic billboard to reveal a different script, written again in black marker.

However, it is not easy to get a perfect presymptomatic marker of Parkinsons disease.

Egypt is sort of the beacon or marker for security tension, for dangers with the Arab world.

and the laser marker carries out on-line marking to the spherical objects in an inclined luminous manner.

A fine line employed as a graticule marker or an index in a precision device.

It was found that the amount of time spent watching television was a significant marker of the likelihood of death from heart disease.

The sequence of each marker can vary, just as the gene for blue eyes varies slightly from the gene for brown eyes.

in it he states "Style of Jeet Kune Do" , not to mention on his grave marker it says founder of Jeet Kune Do.

It's easy to write on this white strip using an ordinary ballpoint pen, pencil, or felt-tip marker.

Chinese premier Wen Jiabao will also be in Bali, and his response will be a crucial marker of what lies ahead.

Biden's visit will be "an important marker" to see where the two countries are on the issue, McFaul said.

A problem with chart templates whereby marker properties did not apply to subsequent control charts was fixed.

The invention relates to a marker part and a sliding button integrated sliding switch assembly of the vacuum aspirator.

He made a mark on the book with a marker.

School absenteeism can be a marker for poor medical care, or for inadequate management of a chronic illness, like asthma.

The purpose of our study was to evaluate the role of telomerase activity as a marker for bladder cancer diagnosis and follow-up.

The selectable marker makes identification and characterization of that gene straightforward.

Each measurement looked at a marker, or sign of what was happening in the body.

As a marker interface, we thought it would be useful to notify users that the should eagerly release this object if possible.

The common types of DNA molecule marker and the character of every type is written in this article.

Conclusion is that no one of the listed parameters of peritoneal fluid could be considered as an endometriosis marker.

Hand pattern might be a simple marker for prostate-cancer risk, researchers said.

"This suggests that genes are the main factor and that finger length is a marker of your genes. "

No Zone III marker was posterior to any part of the lumbar plexus with the exception of the genitofemoral nerve.

TRAP can be used for molecular marker assistant selection and cotton fiber quality improvement in cotton breeding.

Finally, the perspective and the question of molecular marker's application in tobacco genetic breeding in the future were discussed.

MMP-2 is one of the main metalloproteinases active in neoplasia and is a marker of the malignant phenotype.

Printed in Germany on the best Italian paper, with the edges gold-plated by hand, the book comes with a special marker with a magnifier.

One marker of ice loss on Kilimanjaro was the radioactive signature of fall-out from atomic tests carried out in the early 1950s.

Improvement for grain weight as well as grain quality would be practical by recombination of different QTLs using marker-assisted selection.

They write your race number on your arm with a marker, and I had them add the words Thank you, donor family.

Designs can also be placed with a black permanent marker since stains will not bleed across the marker lines, according to Dodson.

DNA molecular marker is able to express genetic information accurately for its excellence of stability, accuracy and security.

Thus, it was concluded that EST marker of mature tuber was not enough to discriminate the potato germplasms used in the experiments. 3.

The illusion and the veil actually exist between the two halves of your brain, for the left side is the marker of time.

Note: The frame-index marker is not printed when it interferes with any other edge print information (refer appendix 1).

The term comes from the cattle brand on the bottom marked with a marker of iron mark.

AFLP (amplified fragment length polymorphism) marker is one of the new DNA molecular markers techniques.

Instead of looking at the flow of blood as a marker of brain activity, it will look directly at the biochemistry that underlies thought.

This heart rate becomes your marker for the point when you stop burning fat and start burning only glucose.

A marker is not obliged to sign a card he believes to be incorrect, notwithstanding the determination of the Committee.

A dependent clause cannot be a sentence. Often a dependent clause is marked by a dependent marker word.

The third parameter marker is to hold the source of the XML document to be shredded in the form of byte array.

Conclusion Pathological synkinesia was the marker of severe facial palsy and was related with over-error in regeneration of nerve.

Conclusion D13S296 was an excellent polymorphism marker in Chinese and was very important in gene diagnosis of WD.

Insulin resistance is also an important correlate of BMI and is perceived as a more accurate marker of the metabolic effect of obesity.

These data show that there is increased NO production in SLE and that it may serve as a marker for disease activity.

Acanthosis nigricans is a physical finding of the skin that appears to be a marker for insulin resistance.

It could also be a marker for extra calories consumed in growth periods like adolescence, a suggested cancer risk seen in animal research.

Using breeding selection to improve meat quality is by the means of main gene as a genetic marker.

Sharon, could you take that question of the machanics of dealing with the Apple and art of martket itself to distribute product?

Walk through the code and place your cursor on the marker bar (along the left edge of the editor area) on the line with the suspected code.

This year, I wanted to add a few punches of color among the dirt and early sprouts, so I created little marker flags.

There is a much clearer and defined marker of puberty: the age of a girl's first period, or menarche.

ConclusionAntiCCP antibody cannot yet be considered as an important serological marker for the early diagnosis of JIA.

A boundary marker is only a symbol, not the exact boundary.

a marker (a piece of paper or ribbon) placed between the pages of a book to mark the reader's place.

The next set of steps deal with customers in bad standing and remedy the error marker.

Would like to modify this to allow only one infoWindow to be open at a time and for the infoWindow to close when another marker is clicked.

After looking at a bunch of screenshots, Jobs jumped up, grabbed a marker, and drew a simple rectangle on a whiteboard.

If he marker is ocean, the enterprise is the ship and the brand is the sail of the ship.

Pregnancy associated plasma protein -A (PAPP -A ) is high molecular weight metalloproteinase and a novel marker of vulnerable plaque.

Potentially, a straightforward method would be the analysis of lymphocyte marker molecule expression from whole blood samples.

Serum CA125 is not a specific marker for ovarian carcinoma, but can be taken as a marker for peritoneal metastasis of ovarian carcinoma.

Does our research herald a dystopian future in which hiring on Wall Street is decided by the presence of a bio-marker?

testing center will provide you with a laminated marker board for your use during testing.

There needs to be a search button on the map so users can quickly jump to the location and drag the marker to the exact location.

Put forward by Benjamin Lee Whorf in The Yale Report, "grammatical marker" has been a concept in the study of grammar.

Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity is considered to be an early marker of osteogenic differentiation.

Each concern all he has to collect all the apples can be a marker for exit exports With exports to reach the next level.

Still, Stonewall is more than just a before and after marker, more than an event in the gay history books.

what are the advantages and disadvantages of each pricing policy? Why do most international firms used marker pricing?

The position marker is useful for determining where the aircraft is at a given time.

Each container element has such a marker, and you can click on it to collapse or fold that element.

Such a marker file can be downloaded from our website, see URL above.

Marker density also permits estimates of regional gene content and a detailed comparison of genetic and physical map distances.

For details about what parameter marker characters you need, refer to the documentation for your database or environment.

In rare instances, the parameter marker character you define might also appear in the name of the parameter.

To take an accurate reading, first position the green marker directly over the artery on the inside of your arm.

What can you do if you need to put a section end marker into a CDATA section?

After each day's shift one of the tree's leaves is filled in with a colored marker, either red or green.

Finally, at every mile marker in the race, think through a head-to-toe inventory of your running form.

It could be a photo overlay on a static image, a movie clip overlay on a specific geographical location or an animation overlay on a marker.

International Women's Day remains an important reminder of disadvantaged women globally, as well as a marker of women's progress in society.

I also think I' m a good marker, and I pass the ball well.

A biological marker for postpartum depression may now have been discovered as well.

Mitochondrial DNA as an ideal genetic marker has been successfully applied to the study of population genetic and molecular phylogenetics.

Elevated CRP is an established marker for the systemic inflammation associated with increased cardiovascular risk.

And this genetic marker is common. So we're talking about a lot of people that this study potentially describes.

Let the celebration begin. We are holding your hands as you pass this marker.

Such was the force of the flow that a heavy stone marker to the 1933 disaster was knocked down and dragged away.

Marker: An implement, especially a felt-tipped pen, used for marking or writing.

Choose a marker brand with a full range of colors so that a wide choice is possible.

There are also solid knife described as marker or card version would be formed of a printing plate fitting in the version box.

There was a similar difference when the researchers looked at parents' education levels, a marker of socioeconomic status.

A powerful search system allows you to search any or all entries, for a word, phrase or a user-defined category marker.

Personally, I feel rewarded and more motivated just by crossing tasks off with a black marker as I complete them.

An independent laboratory's Certification of Analysis is traceable to the marker and is available for all of our Low Chloride Markers.

No amount of redirection or marker training is going to change my dogs desire to chasing squirrels.

I suspect that RBP-4 levels are a marker of something related to diabetes but it may not be a direct cause and effect relationship.

Folate receptor is deemed to be a preferable tumor marker. It is developed as marker of clinic diagnosis tumor at present.

Two of her three main coronary arteries were calcified, a marker of atherosclerosis.

There was a historical marker near our West Virginia home commemorating the Civil War Battle of Blue's Gap.

Molecular marker technique is an important method in studying phylogenetic evolution and genetic relationship of organisms.

The results showed that SSR molecular marker can be used to analyse mutagenic material of radioactive breeding.

Simply place a marker-a coin is the accepted thing-behind the ball and lift the ball.

LTL shipper consignment of goods should be clearly marked on each piece of cargo visible marker (goods signed).

He grabbed a magic marker, padded to a whiteboard, and drew a horizontal and vertical line to make a four-squared chart.

White marker is supplied as part of the kit - so you could draw the savings goal on the jar.

Meanwhile, utilizing enzyme linked immunosorbent to determine the subjects of bone metabolism of biochemical marker.

If your query uses a parameter marker for the search value, then this parameter should also be converted to upper case.

The marker symbols are rendered in order along the outline of the shape, from the start of the shape to the end of the shape.

Objective To investigate the possibility of using telomerase as a tumor marker for human primary hepatocellular carcinomas (HCC).

When these people reached 20, McDade's team were able to test their blood for C-reactive protein (CRP), a marker of chronic inflammation.

As you should remember from Part 1, marker annotations have no member variables.

Methods Analyze immunology marker and pathologic data of two auxiliary liver transplantation patients.

Language is both the carrier and important marker of culture , embodying the intrinsic contents of a nation' s culture.

And while Cassandra's genetic marker for nonverbal IQ is three points higher than average, Laszlo and I are just normal.

The universal cancer marker could help doctors find and treat tumours, and provide surgeons with a "dotted line" to cut them out.

VEGF is a marker of cervical carcinoma metastasis. vascular endothelial cell growth factor, cervical carcinoma, immunohistochemistry.

And a boundary marker serves as a symbol of the demarcation line.

The subjects with PTSD had much faster reaction times to those intermediate cues, implying that overgeneralization may be a marker for PTSD.

Validation in larger studies would be important before this marker could be utilised in the clinic.

The map displays the place and shows a marker pointing to the place address and an information window showing the place address.

Pragmatically "you" in "you VP" is informational focus in interrogative sentence, and is focus-marker in declarative sentence.

Anyway , you think the china's stock marker is risky.

Structure, mechanism and role of activin as a possible marker of hypoxia and intraventricular haemorrhage were described.

I borrowed a marker from the waitress and inked over his signature, smiling as I recognized his familiar scrawl.

Eclipses often create a key marker point - a rite of passage - and each of these examples would fit that.

Don't buy pencils to sketch with, as they lack the confidence afforded by the heavy black ink strokes of marker pens and fine-liners.

German Ideology " is the philosophy of Marxist historical materialism as the marker method, which contains a wealth of Philosophy of Law. "

This paper suggests an improved marker-based watershed image-segmentation method to reduce the over-segmentation of the watershed algorithm.

Patterns of lads. Mental disorder could be a sensible marker of societies mental health on the show of globalisation.

As shown in Listing 5, the revised INSERT statement invokes the XMLValidate function before specifying a parameter marker for the XML data.

No special handing for a missing end of line marker at the end of the file is provided.

And cortisol levels, the body's marker for stress, declined significantly in the massage group.

Travel is a marker of status in modern societies and is also thought to be necessary for good health .

In view of the cost and practicability, the molecular marker selection technique was thought to be effective in breeding for QPM.

These different versions of each marker, called alleles, correspond to different versions of nearby genes.

I now call on you to be a marker in the coins.

He was often bent over drawing something on a plank with a ruler and an ink marker.

The river - sea dividing marker must be a symbol which separates the Yalu River from the Yellow Sea .

as the material for parthenogenesis nurture, and their offspring for molecular marker identification.

If the element namespace is recognized as a policy-extension namespace, unmarshal as an empty marker assertion.

Widespread obesity in a population is not a marker of failure of individual willpower, but of failure in policies at the highest level.

The neomycin phosphotransferase gene has been widely used in transgenic plants as a type of marker genes.

This little charade won't secure any more for this year but it will put a marker down for next.

Remove transfer gyro from datum marker to its support in helicopter, avoiding shocks.

Therefore, GRO-1 may be a therapeutic target as well as a diagnostic marker in cancers.

In the test the scientists take sample of brain fluid from patients and look for a marker chemical they've injected previously.

Research Interests: Comparative Genome and Molecular Evolution, Animal Genetic Diversity and DNA Molecular Marker, Amphioxus.

Conclusion: LN exists in occurrence and development of thyroid tumors, and can be taken as a marker of malignant thyroid neoplasm.

Positive results from marker-facilitated selection and introgression studies have further strengthened this conclusion.

Recent study indicates that heat shock protein, a protective protein, could also be used as the marker of overtraining.

For ten weeks, nine hours at a stretch, he carefully wrote his message with a black felt-tip marker.

One marker for inflammation in the blood is called C-reactive protein.

If desired, after several rounds have been worked, place safety pin or split ring marker in work to indicate beginning of round.

When a user clicks on a place marker it will bring up a list of media, video, audio & pictures.

ROAD EQUIPMENT. PERMANENT SIGNING OF TRAFFIC. CHARACTERISTICS, PERFORMANCES AND TESTING FOR PLASTIC MONOLITHIC MARKER POSTS.

Once the nearest marker has been found, techniques based on the mapping of chromosomes may be used to narrow down the location of the gene.

Marker now breeds and trains the guarding dogs, which don't herd, but simply put themselves between the livestock and any predators.

Set up a specific area or tray and use a marker like a piece of newspaper.

Koons took a marker to the coloring book and colored-in various zones, then removing the image of Piglet front the composition.

The second parameter marker holds the name of the registered annotated XML schema.

But, researchers said Monday, overindulging in it could be a marker for depression.

Deleted Footage Marker. Guide to help identify the newly restored footage.

We should, according to the context in which a discourse marker lies in, adopt one of these methods to pursue the perfect treatment.

Two accused burglars in the US who covered their faces with permanent marker as a disguise were arrested soon after an apartment robbery.

Also, cessation was associated with an increase in bone alkaline phosphatase ( BAP ), which is a marker for bone remodeling, they stated.

Conclusion Serum uric acid level may be served as a auxiliary marker in diagnosing MS and judging its stage.

Objective To investigate the alteration and clinical significance of myocardial biochemical marker in patients with acute alcoholism.

Mark beginning of this row using safety pin or split ring marker (for ease in measuring for neckline placement).

Some methods of making marker were introduced to save material and improve utilization ratio in knitting wear processing.

For tough spots like permanent marker ink, try using a half-and-half mixture of vinegar and distilled water, and rub the display gently.

For centuries, the "Made in Italy" label has been a marker of the finest craftsmanship that money can buy.

They are a marker that the disease has progressed but we do not have very good therapies to treat acute heart failure exacerbations.

Marker and colored pencils are ideal for during the design process as well as for final renderings or drawings.

A feasible approach to eliminate the selectable marker genes from transgenic plants is the use of a "double T-DNA" binary vector system.

laminated marker board at this point.

CONCLUSION: Stillbirth may be a risk marker for premature mortality among parous women.

AFP was an important marker of hepatoblastoma.

He and his co-authors conclude, "In obese men, shortened LTL is a powerful marker of increased carotid intimal media thickness. "

PSA is a protein produced by the cells of the prostate and is used as a marker for detection and progression of prostate cancer.

In relation, a marker is any location on a chromosome where inheritance can be identified and tracked.

Many studies showed that DNA methylation is specific marker of NSCLC in its diagnosis, staging, treatment and prognosis.

Conclusions The serum VEGF can be used as a marker of NPC for monitoring the progress and the prognosis of the disease.

"Guanyu" as a topic marker bases on its semantic basis and is restricted by its syntactic condition.

Task List displays comments in your code that begin with the comment marker for your development language.

Methods: The process was studied by orthogonal experimental design with pill weight variation and roundness as the detective marker.

The first training step we do in marker training is called CHARGING THE MARK.

position this marker directly over the artery on the inside of your arm.

The theory complements the "sociometer model" that purports self-esteem has evolved as a marker for people's social status.

Finally, two-step marker results are fused and the image is segmented with a marker-based watershed algorithm.

Molecular marker assisted selection has integrated into the conventional breeding programs.

The ? (question mark) literal in the statement string is a parameter marker that represents the variable in which the result is returned.

To evaluate nicotine exposure more precisely, they measured study participants' blood levels of cotinine -- a marker for nicotine exposure.

To enable access plan reuse, rewrite the SQL statement using a parameter marker, as shown in Listing 3.

I put the word "marker" in the file just so it wouldn't be an empty file.

CRP, which is increased in pregnancy with preeclampsia, may be a sensitive biochemical marker for early diagnosing of preeclampsia.

I hope i could be a dream marker , but , I can't . . . . . .

MMP-7 can be regard as the biological marker that reflect malignant degree and evaluate prognosis in colorectal cancer.

Conclusion TA in testicular tissues could be highly sensitive and specific marker for the formation of sperms.

Remember the marker will note linguistic and referential mistakes of accuracy as well as pragmatic mistakes of usage.

The marker is an elevated level of the hypothalamic hormone corticotropin -releasing hormone (CRH) during the 25th week of pregnancy.

The immunofluorescent staining indicated that the positive rate of the endothelial cell marker CD34 was higher than the other two groups.

In other words, some ductal carcinomas have strong expression of this marker just like lobular carcinomas do.

This feature enables applications to rollback a transaction to a predetermined marker.

When someone clicks the marker, a little window will pop up that contains the selected friend's icon, name, and short biography.

"These trace metals, specifically copper, is a [marker] for a dark pigment called eumelanin, " explained Dr Wogelius.

Chapter three, describe difference Personal Pronouns Discourse marker's different performance in turn-succession.

The proposed method enhances the marker detection method with edge extraction, and performs well under complicated shading condition.

This X-Header may be used as a marker to indicate the last X-Header before the regular message header fields start.

The results showed that, ISSR marker could be effectively applied to evaluate Kentucky bluegrass of genetic diversity. 2.

Too bad; a single Unicode character would be perfect for a HERE marker.