Sentence examples for capacity to mark from inspiring English sources
This life cycle calls for a clear replication and regulation of genome content and the capacity to mark and separate the genome to be inherited by the offspring.
The players who topped the poll in their positions, who include Sir Clive Woodward and Martin Johnson, have been invited to take part in the Walk of Legends around the now 24,000-capacity Welford Road to mark the opening of a new stand.
Here we ask whether these peripheral cells have an intrinsic capacity to divide, marking them as distinct, or whether this ability is related to their local microenvironment and/or its signals.
Protesters packed the 60,000-capacity national stadium to mark Independence Day.
That is why Ofqual works with exam boards to ensure they have sufficient capacity to make sure the marking of exam papers is prompt and accurate".
In October 2012, Teng appeared unannounced at restaurant Szechuan Chongqing in her capacity as Miss World Canada to mark its joining of the Ocean Wise program.
For the moral reasoner, a crucial task for our capacities of moral recognition is to mark out certain features of a situation as being morally salient.
Talking to Sylvester about the Aix image, Bacon praised Rembrandt's abstraction, his capacity to make the "irrational marks" from which this show takes its title.
In short, on this alternative view, the capacity to value marks the morally crucial threshold above which the current interests of a formerly competent individual remain authoritative for the surrogate's decisions and the conflicting interests of the earlier self can be set aside.
Use that to mark your stitch marks.
