Sentence examples for mark grid from inspiring English sources
The task for annotators was to mark grid points belonging to cells as accurately as possible.
Enter the letter-number coordinate of the center of the area you wish to scan, mark your target grid with a blue peg, and then press "Scan" again.
If none of the 9 spaces are occupied by an enemy ship, you'll hear, "Sonar system confirms clear waters," and can then mark your target grid with 9 white pegs.
Oda and Xuan (2014) used a 5-mm plastic cube with a point source in the center (Point Source Cube hereafter) and a larger cube with 25 mm edge length and one surface having 5 × 5 = 25 marked grid points.
Duke and Appleton [ 29] developed a broader marking grid to score reflective reports.
Figure 1B shows a patient with relaxed fronto-glabellar muscle tonus and the removable marking grid in place with an additionally drawn midline.
Our analysis showed that DNA sequences within peaks bound by SCL/TAL1 in the HE and in c-kit+ cells relate to those obtained from ChIP data from the haematopoietic precursor cell line HPC7 (Wilson et al, 2010), although there were still sequence similarities with FLI1 bound peaks in the uninduced HE, as indicated by a signal in the heat map (see marked grid locations).
Listen for the game's prompt: "Awaiting orders from Player (1 or 2)." Place a white marking peg on the target grid coordinate where you intend to fire.
Marking grids or profiles have been developed to define to the marker what would be acceptable as evidence that a particular learning outcome has been achieved to a satisfactory or excellent standard [ 14, 19].
As suggested in the focus groups medical schools could mitigate this by providing open-source online access to preparatory materials, including mock stations and marking grids, links to resources outlining the relevance of MMI stations to clinical practice and guidelines for professional behaviours and standards in medicine.
The floor is sectioned into squares defined by surveyors' chalk lines, complete with dustings of the blue powder that is used to mark the grid.
