Sentence examples for a clear marked from inspiring English sources

Decorin and the closely related deposited proteoglycans showed a clear, marked difference in stromal expression.

Exam boards are now allowed to change a mark only if there has been a clear marking error.

In other words, the grade will only change if there is a clear marking error rather than a difference of interpretation.

With a clear marking key, success criteria and purpose in mind, children set about assessing either their own, or a partner's piece of writing.

From this summer, however, examiners are being told to only change a mark if there is a clear marking error rather than simply a difference of interpretation, which is likely to result in substantially fewer successful challenges.

While engrafted hCNS-SCns migrated extensively away from the injury epicenter, our tissue collection techniques for this experiment did not include a clear marking of the rostral/caudal ends of the spinal cord, and thus, we were unable to assess direction-specific migration of hCNS-SCns (i.e. number of cells present in the rostral vs. caudal segment of the spinal cord).

"This has left a clear mark on the Bundesbank's balance sheet".

It is a clear mark of our Scandinavian culture and one that has little recognition (or at least I thought) in the United States.

From two different angles, Hot Spot showed a clear mark on the top edge of the bat but Llong ("there is a mark, Ravi") remained unconvinced that it might not have come from an outside agency.

Owens said he had not seen anything but told the captains, England's Chris Robshaw and Rory Best: "I have an accusation of biting, a clear mark on the finger.

In clay-court tennis, where the ball leaves a clear mark on the surface, players can challenge line judges' calls by pointing to the spot where they believe the ball bounced; at Wimbledon, officials will refer to a screen showing a Hawkeye graphic if a player challenges a call.