Sentence examples for be marked as indicative from inspiring English sources

This correlation is automatically captured by lexical module whereby these words will be marked as indicative for corresponding quality category to improve prediction accuracy.

Your emails will be marked as "Done".

Verbs with imperative endings belonged to the imperative mood (used for commands)—e.g., *H1s-dhí 'be (singular),' *H1és-tu 'let him be.' Verbs with primary endings were marked as non-past (present or future) in tense and indicative in mood e.g., *H1és-ti 'he is.' (Indicative mood signifies objective statements and questions).

The tempo is marked as "Inexorable".

Lawrence was marked as a subversive writer.

Fluctuating patterns are marked as not meaningful.

Outliers are marked as circles.

P values <0.05 were marked as significant.

Predicted values are marked as stars.

Non significant differences have been marked as "--".

Those are marked as "co-amplificate".