Sentence examples for by this mark from inspiring English sources

Each judge allocates a mark from 0 through 10 (10 being perfect) for each figure of a sequence, and a score is arrived at by multiplying the K factor of the figure by this mark.

Surprised that the song had been recorded and encouraged by this mark of success, he abandoned law and moved to New York City to embark on a career as a musician and composer.

The PCC is on Monday replaced by this mark II version, with the same premises, many of the same staff, the same flawed complaints system and even the same company details as the old one.

The discovery of cystosine 5-hydroxymethylation (hmC), and of the Ten- Eleven Translocation family of enzymes (TET1, TET2, and TET3) that catalyse the conversion of mC to hmC has sparked great interest in uncovering the roles played by this mark and these proteins (Kriaucionis and Heintz, 2009; Tahiliani et al, 2009; Ito et al, 2010).

Our results imply that developmental repression of the normally active allele of an imprinted gene by H3K27me3 is a much more widespread phenomenon than just these examples and suggests that imprinted genes are developmentally repressed by this mark in a similar manner to non-imprinted genes.

A mark-up method involves calculating a mark-up percentage by dividing the yearly total hospital direct costs by the yearly hospital indirect costs and then increasing the disease-specific direct costs by this mark-up percentage.

Every married woman can be recognized by this marking.

By III this mark which the shadow displays continuously after time t, is transmitted by the process.

With Pi Mensae c now discovered by TESS, this marks the first time we've discovered a nearby and distant planet within the same system with such vastly different properties and orbits.

The minor effect of H3-K56Ac on RNA levels was surprising given that the enhanced nucleosome dynamics promoted by this histone mark are expected to generally promote transcription.

NEITHER NEW NOR CORRECT: NEW WORK BY MARK BRADFORD This Los Angeles artist, the recipient of the 2006 Bucksbaum Award, rolls out his latest large-scale, heavily layered collages made from found urban materials, including torn down advertising posters.