Sentence examples for marked in some from inspiring English sources

Others feel strongly that the achievement should be marked in some way.

Decades back, these'd been marked in some stranger's tidy pencil script "n".

Baby Gene is definitely marked in some way; I think we have an "Omen" on our hands.

Despite venting his anger at the controversial Wembley turf that was heavily marked in some areas, Redknapp refused to blame it for the defeat.

This marked, in some ways, a promising development for the defense — a signal that the defendant had feelings, after all, and that his death would devastate his family.

The task is to get to the centre, marked in some conspicuous way, then to return; but even those who know the key are apt to be perplexed.

Moreover, it is presently not clear, whether co-regulators already mark in some cases active regulatory elements independent of DNA-binding transcription factors or if they always require active recruitment to target sites.

Co-marking could nevertheless correspond to bona fide bivalent marking in some cases, as originally reported in mammals for key regulatory genes poised for activation (Wang et al, 2009) and as also described in Arabidopsis for a small number of genes encoding transcription factors (Jiang et al, 2008; Berr et al, 2010).

In most non-Pama-Nyungan languages, subject and object pronominals (as well as the usual categories of tense, aspect, and mood) are marked in verbal inflection, and some languages (such as Nunggubuyu) make little use of case marking on nouns.

Some genes (marked in black) affect relapse within a MS. The two key clustering steps of CAMS are as follows.

Some genes (marked in black) affect relapse within a MS. It has two observed groups: for example, relapse yes (RY) and relapse no (RN) groups.