Examples of using As a marker in English and their translations into French
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is a 113kDa cell adhesion molecule currently used as a marker for endothelial cell lineage.
It was noted that remains of toothfish left on the line was insufficient as a marker of depredation in some cases,
in other words a territory characterized by the fact that everything that composes it can at any time be identified as a marker of otherness.
However, since EFs vary considerably with site, caution is needed when using enantiomeric signatures in the air as a marker of reemissions from(soil) surfaces.
acting as a marker of identity for the society.
smart televisions can also be viewed as a marker of how the global population is adapting to these new technologies.
Adolescent Transitions Taking chronological age as a marker of vulnerability and the need for child protection is inherently problematic,
Lili draws a vertical line which acts as a marker in the center of Elsa's lips before tracing the"V" of her cupid's bow on her upper lip,
McCloud‘s work5- is used throughout this report as a marker for insights about what does
clothing as a marker of identity and the use of music in contemporary art.
the Latin America region recognizes effective HIV services as a marker of quality for MNCH care,
it would focus on a skill likely to become very relevant as a marker of disadvantage in the world of work for most,
the menstrual cycle, as a marker of a young state of the organism, etc.
Race continues to be used as a marker of human difference.
In this case, the child serves as a marker for the family.
We inject you with an isotope, migrates to your brain serves as a marker.
The porosity of food cultures can serve as a marker for the various stages of globalisation.
For these reasons Biafra often serves as a marker of the most recent era of humanitarianism.
It is often viewed within the framework of integration as a marker of incomplete incorporation into the receiving society.
and write it up as a marker under my name.