Chains of active volcanoes, such as those occurring at island arcs, are commonly marked by individual high mountains separated by large expanses of low and gentle topography.
Frontal regions of the Himalaya associated with topographic recesses are commonly marked by the development of intermontane valleys, locally referred to as "duns".
For instance, they can alert the facility manager when a building component is due for an inspection and provide the digital details of that component, such as the maintenance history including the location within the facility, which are commonly marked up on paper documents.
To make it clear to users, pumps are commonly marked with green paint (safe) or red paint (unsafe).
In mammalian DNA, cytosines within a CpG dinucleotide context are commonly marked by a methyl group at carbon 5 of the pyrimidine ring.
Many diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis, pulmonary fibrosis, adult respiratory distress syndrome, and inflammatory bowel disease, are commonly marked by impaired resolution of inflammation that is linked to defects in the phagocytic clearance of apoptotic cells.
Polyubiquitination of proteins is commonly to mark proteins for degradation; however, monoubiquitination of proteins is typically used for regulatory functions [ 8].
The ability of a theory to do this, it is commonly argued, marks it as genuinely empirically successful, and the sort of theory to which realists should be more inclined to commit (Musgrave 1988, Lipton 1990, Leplin 1997, White 2003, Hitchcock & Sober 2004, Barnes 2008; for a dissenting view, see Harker 2008).
Several participants said that immediately after the vote, participants stood and sang the prayer "Thank God for bringing us to this moment," which is commonly used to mark such events as a bar or bat mitzvah, a person's arrival in Israel or other significant events.
Although urinary iodine excretion level (UIE) is a better indicator for IDD the goitre rate is commonly used to mark the public health significance.
