Sentence examples for a prominent mark from inspiring English sources

Red and black makeup, for example, would signal a demonic figure, while a pinkish yellow face, a prominent mark on the forehead, and a large teardrop-shaped turban would indicate a heroic character.

There is the potential for spam and incentivization of sensational headlines, but publishers can choose to reduce this risk by providing a "private reading mode" or prominent "mark as unread" buttons.

Ms. Francis, with blond hair and a prominent beauty mark near one corner of her mouth, appeared in some of the most popular films of the 1950s.

Another prominent "mark" of heterocromatin is the presence of Heterochromatin Protein 1 (HP1).

The most prominent mark (i.e., largest metal transfer surface area, darkest, and most consistent in color) was measured for total length and width using calibrated calipers.

Also, the slider has a prominent red marking on the side of its head (the "ear") and a spotted bottom shell, both features missing in the painted turtle.

On a tape measure labeled with imperial units, the most prominent marks are usually the one-inch marks.

The most prominent marks are also the expected ones: Mef2 is a mesodermal transcription factor, H3K4Me1 is widely reported to be associated with enhancers and H3K36me3 is strongly correlated with transcribed regions, which are negatively correlated with regulatory activity.

That the most prominent marks of my emotions would be those of annoyance and disdain.

Still, it carries a prominent disclaimer, a mark of Wharton's enduring discomfort with the man who has wrapped himself in the school's name: "This letter reflects the personal views of its signatories only and is not affiliated with the Wharton School".

To explore how histone modifications in the promoter of Nkx2.5 are associated with its expression, we examined histone H3 Lys4 trimethylation (H3K4me3), a prominent active histone mark associated with active genes.