Sentence examples for a mark between the from inspiring English sources

Patients for whom the physician feels some uncertainty in the diagnosis (i.e. placed a mark between the two thresholds) will undergo the physical examination tests for those diagnoses only.

However, San Marino had a better mark between the teams' sixth runners.

This marking is known among collectors as the "Half-Moon Logo" and would appear again as a transitional mark between the Viper and Specwar lines of knives.

-- common misspelling of etc. "could of" (should of/would of) -- Common misspelling of "could have" unless there's a punctuation mark between the two words.

A 'correct' estimation was defined as a mark made between the upper and lower limits of the membrane and within 5 mm of midline [ 9].

I drew a mark partway between the top two levels, "Very Strong" and "Strongest Imaginable".

However, an assessment of the scientific literature highlights a marked disparity between the purported benefits of stem cell therapies and their proven abilities as defined by rigorously controlled scientific studies.

To assign a mark, the system measures similarities between the patterns of the students' and the teacher's document.

Ed Balls, the British Treasury minister, hailed the loan as a mark of friendship between the two countries, which currently are allied in fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

She's about to make the link between a mark and the spoken word and, therefore, she will invent writing.

The analysis thus depends on a distinction between observing a mark and the asymmetric relation of causing a mark.