Sentence examples for critical mark from inspiring English sources

We also know that 2016 will be the hottest year ever recorded and the first time temperatures have reached the critical mark of 1C (1.8F) above normal.

Quite unlike the manicule, however, the diple underwent a rapid transformation from critical mark to authorial one: a scant few centuries after its creation, Christian writers began to use the diple to mark not noteworthy text but Biblical quotations in an era when Christian books outnumbered all other works four to one.

But instead, Pelli found that the critical mark size was about three times larger than the smallest resolvable mark.

Nickel ions and hypoxia both increased global levels of H3K9m2 [24], [25], [25], a critical mark for gene silencing.

Similarly, level of RNAPII and H3K4 trimethylation (a critical mark of gene activation) were also decreased upon MLL4 knockdown.

Polls put his support rate at below the critical 20 per cent mark.

Italian bond yields surged through the critical 7% mark, at one point hitting 7.5%, amid concern that the deteriorating situation had moved the crisis into a dangerous new phase.

"Today's sentences, imposed against three online journalists who were merely expressing critical opinions, mark a new low point for press freedom in Vietnam," said Shawn Crispin, the senior Southeast Asia representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Rob Dobson, Markit's senior economist, said: "The UK manufacturing PMI fell below its critical 50 mark for the first time in over three years in April, highlighting a further deepening of the sector's downturn at the start of the second quarter.

One critical histone mark that cooperates with H3K4me3 at active promoters is the modification of H3K27 by acetylation (H3K27ac) [ 9].

The discomfort feedback of "Critical" is marked as ●, and "Slight" is marked as ○.