The meanings all contain the root meaning "write," and the vowel differences mark subject, tense, and aspect: katab 'he wrote,' katabi 'I wrote,' katebu 'they wrote,' ketob 'write,' koteb 'writing,' katub 'being written.' All are written simply ktb.
There is no way for a teacher to regularly mark their students' work without it meaning that they are working long into the evening, especially when marking subjects that require tailored feedback.
Following preparation of the test stimulus, 5 previously marked subjects were chosen at random from a single colony and placed inside the plastic ring for 1 2 min, which allowed them to habituate to having been moved, as well as to the ring itself.
7 anesthesiologists with different years of experience identified and marked subjects' levels of the iliac crests, then marked the presumed interspaces.
A more complex rationalisation would point to the problem of clinical inertia: insulin in the real world is given late, after chronic exposure to high glucose levels, thus marking subjects with poor irreversible legacy.
Word order is grammatically free with no particular fixed order for constituents marking subject, object, possessor, etc.
The full text of the Trans Pacific-Partnership (TPP) international trade agreement — some eight years in the negotiating — was published online earlier today (in a version marked "subject to legal review"), after agreement was reached between the 12 countries early last month, which include the U.S., Australia, Canada, Japan and New Zealand.
A nominative accusative language, Czech marks subject nouns with nominative case and object nouns with accusative case.
We observed marked subject-to-subject variation in multinucleate cell formation and we suggest that the evidence for a difference between the breast cancer and the normal groups is marginal.
