Sentence examples for a punctuation from from inspiring English sources

Each action had a punctuation from 0 to 2 (0 = total dependence, 1 = partial dependence and 2 = independence).

Was used a daily activity scale (DAS) with five factors (walking, dressing, bathing, cleaning and eating) with a punctuation from 0 to 2 every activity (0 = total dependence, 1 = partial dependence and 2 = independence), with a range 0 to 10.

Any words appearing between negation or speculation keywords and the end of a sentence (demarked by a punctuation mark) were removed from the record.

A punctuation primer (the title derives from a joke about a sloppily edited natural history of the panda) by a British journalist more than a little irritated by lazy writers and superfluous apostrophes but still a fan of the "dangerously habit-forming" semicolon.

The decision from Ms. Palin on Wednesday placed a punctuation mark on the Republican presidential field.

I took the punctuation from an NPR transcript of the debate.

Perched on top is a tiny self-portrait composed of little more than an oval and some expressive punctuation (from which the entire career of Julian Opie might be deduced).

Early in this set, Mr. Garchik took full advantage of his cohort, barking like the M.C. at a soul revue, with response punctuation from the horns: "We are the Atheist!" (Bop!) "Trombone!" (Womp!) "Gospel!" (Bap!) "Choir!" (Wap!) He followed this by crediting "my helpers, my minions, my acolytes".

Does it have a punctuation mark?

Not a punctuation mark would be changed.

Throw a punctuation party.