Sentence examples for mark that there from inspiring English sources

I'd rather draw the shape of a dog on the studio floor to mark that there is a dog there, or put a crate of beer in a corner to indicate a bar.

Rather, the point is that the MacCAT-T appears to be profoundly off the mark; that there is a foundational problem with the theory.

Though each class will be found to have many symptoms in common, yet there are variations so marked that there will be little-difficulty in placing each patient in his proper class for treatment.

"It's something we can test, something we can show and it'll be hard to deny that that mark is there".

The diagnosis: "Foxing," an art restoration term for marks that shouldn't be there.

So there we were, looking at a Durex, noting whether it had any marks that shouldn't have been there.

The Gingrich campaign, after first announcing that it had gathered enough signatures to qualify for the Virginia primary ballot, was embarrassed when the organizers of the vote said the campaign had missed the mark, and that there was no provision for a write-in.

So while Mr. Lethbridge might be expanding on abstract painting's past, he does so by making his own, idiosyncratic mark, suggesting that there is still a place for abstraction going forward, as long as there are artists who can do it well.

No mark means that there is no significant effect of either the presence and absence of each radiographic surrogate or the difference in the cause.

In fact, in those who did not undergo a pre-operative colonoscopy there was little change in the Kaplan-Meier curve at the one-year mark suggesting that there was little use of surveillance colonoscopy in this group.

The finding that the transcriptional activity of genes with double marks depends of the relative intensities of active and repressive marks suggested that there is not any dominant effect of H3K27me3 over H3K4me3 per se.