Sentence examples for appropriate marking from inspiring English sources
The theoretical analyses of the collusion-secure codes of [4, 9, 10] give mathematical upper bounds on the error rate under any attack provided that the appropriate marking assumption holds.
The basis for SDA is the appropriate marking of the area to be evaluated with a suitable marking system or pattern.
They varied from broader issues, such as the use of pictures and examples in answering options (pictures of a facial scale were used for all children to help them decide on the severity of an impact), to very detailed modifications, such as the choice of the appropriate marking symbol.
Membranes were stained with appropriate Marker (26616, Thermo Scientific) and visually inspected for equal protein loading and transfer.
Most of the Russian participants of these GVCs simply sell foreign-made products on the Russian market adding an appropriate mark-up.
The resources exported by Russian companies return into the Russian economy as imported end products with appropriate mark-up, which is further increased by the existing tariffs and non-tariff trade restrictions.
3 He visited the tombs of the heroes Achilles, Ajax, and the rest and honoured them with offerings and other p165 appropriate marks of respect,3 and then proceeded to make an accurate count of his accompanying forces.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh shows up on Ash Wednesday with appropriate mark on head and vow to give up bread and chocolate for lent.
Better staff development of supervisors as markers and a more detailed marking schedule may help ensure appropriate marks for performance.
They recommended that further research be conducted to establish appropriate mark-up levels that promote medicine availability and affordability while ensuring that the supply chain remained viable [ 5].
The pass mark thus calculated was only a statistical recommendation to the Board for an appropriate mark, and being only a recommendation the Board could in principle choose to set a different mark, if necessary to take into account other factors, although in practice it never actually did so.
