- Look up
Marker,
marker, or
markers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term
Marker may
refer to:
Marker (linguistics), a
morpheme that
indicates some...
- hetero-zygotes, then a
marker is said to be co-dominant.
Generally co-dominant
markers are more
informative than the
dominant markers.
Genetic markers can be used...
- The
Marker (Hebrew: דה-מרקר) is a Hebrew-language
daily business newspaper published by the
Haaretz Group in Israel. The
Marker was
founded in 1999 by journalist...
- (metallic, or
ultraviolet reactive). Most
markers have alcohol-based solvents.
Other types,
called paint markers,
contain volatile organic compounds which...
- felt-tip
markers are
referred to as just "
markers". In
Malaysia and Singapore,
marker pens are
simply called markers. In the Philippines, a
marker is commonly...
- tense.
Analytic languages tend to have a
relatively limited number of
markers.
Markers should be
distinguished from the
linguistic concept of markedness....
- uses DNA-based
markers. However, the
first markers that
allowed indirect selection of a
trait of
interest were
morphological markers. In 1923, Karl Sax...
-
molecular markers of Alzheimer's
disease in a
person from
which they are taken.
Molecular markers may be non-biological. Non-biological
markers are often...
-
different types of
markers may be used
based on the
selection sought.
These include:
Positive or
selection markers are
selectable markers that
confer selective...
- pots, and rock cairns, have been used over the
years as
survey markers. Some
markers have been used to
designate tripoints, or the
meeting points of...
