Sentence examples for combined marks from inspiring English sources
With Hull, the Sandersons are known as "the founding fathers of New England silver," wrote Ms. Kane, who added that this cup was one of only six surviving objects with the combined marks of father and son.
The combined records of the clubs the Jets have defeated on the road is 10-20, while the combined marks of the clubs that have beaten the Jets at Giants Stadium is 15-6.
We used radio telemetry data and known-fate models to examine adult survival, and we combined mark-recapture and radio telemetry data to examine survival and fidelity using a combined recapture/recovery model.
More East Jerusalem homes were destroyed in 2013 than in 2011 and 2012 combined, marking a five-year high, according to statistics compiled by The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
The outcome variables were the knowledge, skills or combined mark in each clinical stage.
In theory modules the focus of this study marks generated by assessment during the module are combined with marks generated by an end of module assessment to generate what is called the class mark.
The teams of bakery and wine experts rated each product in a number of categories and combined their marks to give an overall percentage.
Employing dual modification antibodies for phosphoacetylated or phosphomethylated histones in genome-wide ChIP-seq analysis should reveal the importance of these combined histone marks for gene regulation.
However, genes marked by H3K4me3/DNAMe have expression levels higher than all genes and less silenced genes (42%) than expressed genes (58%), suggesting that H3Kme3/DNAMe is a combined activation mark rather than a silencing mark.
More specifically, all the intra notational symbols and violin marks are represented by combining diacritical marks.
The examination format included written, oral, objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) and objective structured practical examination (OSPE) marks combined with the class mark.
