Sentence examples for have a marking from inspiring English sources

For instance, some fluoroscopic machines only have a marking every 15°.

I think we should have a marking in history of how Singapore grew.

Boulton wrote in 1771, "I am very desirous of becoming a great silversmith, yet I am determined not to take up that branch in the large way I intended, unless powers can be obtained to have a marking hall [assay office] at Birmingham".

… If you get a nice examiner … and if you get a nice patient… so if you get something straight forward like cholecystitis, you'll pass that case"." A contrasting but less common opinion was that: "" it's (assessment) very well standardized because they have a marking sheet"." These reflections on differences were related to the differing pass rates in the different disciplines.

Counterfeit pieces can often have a marking that appears authentic; more testing may be needed either way.

Omotic languages also have a marked reduction in the phonological material of words compared with other Afro-Asiatic languages.

Previous studies have shown that exposure to bright light can have a marked affect on alertness.

Various breast cancer cells have a marked differential migratory capability.

(i) Flies have a marked, 4-fold preference for sucrose over yeast.

Thus, NON mice have a marked secretory defect, which is corrected to a significant degree by amiloride derivatives.

They are positive for the neural stem cell marker CD133 and have a marked capacity for self renewal and differentiation.