Sentence examples for emerging marks from inspiring English sources

"With emerging marks in a field that is changing quickly, you have to make a determination about what the common understanding is".

There is even an emerging mark-up language standard for cookbooks, RecipeML.

A distinctive Suarez style has emerged, marked by crowd-pleasing excess.

Whether new paradigms in legal philosophy will emerge, marking a break from the themes of the modern era, will ultimately depend on how law and legal institutions evolve in the future.

Daffodils are among the earliest flowers of the year to emerge, marking the arrival of spring.

A separate branch of nearly identical Altaian and Tuva samples from haplogroup R1a can be seen to emerge (marked by a red circle in Figure 3), indicating that STR marker data can be used to point to potential intra-haplogroup subdivisions.

As for the cancers, three different staining patterns emerged: marked and ubiquitous DACH1 expression resembling that seen in adenomas; complete loss of expression throughout the lesion; and patches of variable-intensity staining interspersed with areas of absent expression.

Emerging males were marked individually with up to three spots of acrylic paint on the dorsal side of the thorax and were allowed to fly in a climate chamber (2.5 × 1.8 × 2.1 m in size) with 12 h light/dark cycles at 25°C/20°C and provided with honey ad libitum.

Although research on histone lysine modifications has drawn considerable attention and even resulted in the approval of novel anticancer drugs, the modification of histone arginine residues is a recently emerging nucleosomal mark of similar importance.

Regarding the function of protein citrullination in epigenetic regulation, it will be of great interest to screen for enzymes that can reverse protein citrullination as well as to identify potential citrullination reader proteins that may recognize and integrate this emerging epigenetic mark into the cellular interpretation of the histone code.

The rapidly changing nature of the primary care delivery environment in many countries may herald the need for more flexible recruitment strategies that can be adapted to emerging realities, marked variety in governing structures and practice patterns within a sample, and unique community resources or professional organizations.