Sentence examples for in-depth marking from inspiring English sources

For each piece of in-depth marking – perhaps two pieces of work every six to eight lessons – write two 'WWWs' (what went well) and one 'EBI' (even better if).

Strength and variety in depth marked the Sounders attack, with Lamar Neagle, Chad Barrett and Kenny Cooper all playing a part.

We evaluate the performance of a packet marker that uses EBM as the marking algorithm using in-depth simulation.

In addition, some low-frequency volcanic events occurred at depth deeper than 15 km (marked "a" in Fig. 3 along the line D D′), and a large cluster of hypocenters occurred underneath the Kuju volcano at 5 10 km depth (marked "b" in Fig. 3 along the line D D′).

However, despite a 9.4% decrease in attendance during the first day of the fair, dealers reported several sales below the $500,000 mark and more in-depth conversations.

But here, the result is a divide often marked by a lack of in-depth interaction.

Take a more in-depth look at our Final Round judges and mark your calendar for Wednesday, May 17th at 11am.

This study marks one of the first in-depth attempts to explore attitudes towards older patients in UK hospital settings.

The centre panel's spatial depth marks an advancement in van Eyck's technique, especially when compared to his similar 1436 or van der Paele panel, both of which are comparatively flat.

Approval of lentiviral vectors for cell-marking and therapeutic studies in humans requires in-depth characterization of vector titers and expression profiles of therapeutic genes.

But Lord Ashcroft's in-depth polling confirms that "come home to the Tories" appeals are wide of the mark for disaffected voters.