His playing is equally marked by his Polish heritage and by the profound influence of Coltrane.
According to the UN, this is because all babies born around the time will be equally marked.
Over the course of the regular season Bath scored 72 tries compared with Leicester's 37 and the gap was equally marked in Saturday's 47-10 semi-final masterclass.
When marked on just one section (or two sections when sections were equally marked on the front and back of the manikin, e.g., hip, knee, shoulder, or arm), pain was defined as local pain (LP).
However, given that the CAM was sensitive to differences in levels of awareness in a highly educated academic sample, it is likely that differences would be equally marked in less educated populations.
It may be that the method of administration was different in the previous study, although the difference in AUC is equally marked in our patients who swallowed the capsules whole.
Among these datasets, reductions in −2×log-likelihood from more than 1 to more than 16 were seen, and for most of them improvement in goodness-of-fit was equally marked.
If you think that the two options are equally unattractive, mark both options with a "1".
All brood items of the same treatment were equally colour marked (but colour use randomised over replicates to prevent an observer bias) and placed on 1 × 1 cm filter paper, presented equidistantly to the brood chamber.
And yet, if all of that is true, to some extent (and here we are confronted with the paradox of Los Angeles: that everything we say about it, all the clichés, are equally on the mark and not on the mark, accurate and inaccurate), it is not true enough.
