For the next 15 years Marshall's career was marked by increasing stature at the bar of Virginia and within Virginia politics.
A team led by David Skuse of London's Institute of Child Health examined 80 young women with Turner's syndrome, a condition that affects one in 2500 females that is marked by short stature and social problems at school and through adolescence.
Chapandazan compete not for the calf, but for the favor of the sponsoring khan who will bestow upon the winners the turban cloths that mark their public stature and the money that will support their families.
Still-small saplings lurk suspiciously nearby, marked by potential but, concerning stature, paranoid.
ERα disruption in human males results in delayed epiphyseal maturation, tall stature, trabecular thinning, marked cortical thinning, genu valgum and significantly reduced cortical vBMD, but trabecular number is preserved and there is normal to increased periosteal expansion.
He died at age 6 yr and had marked growth retardation with short stature and severe cachexia.
Or, for those that believe that Facebook or its fact checking partners hold strongly liberal biases, then having Facebook label your posts as "disputed" may actually act as a stamp of approval and a mark of stature.
But the attack on America has also made the president and his public more attentive students of the globe, silenced the lone-superpower arrogance that marked his first months, enhanced his administration's stature abroad and created new opportunities.
Yet it is also important as the nation grows in international stature: As Bloomberg News notes, 2012 may have marked the year when China became the world's largest trading nation.
Chronic undernutrition was marked among the participating mothers and is reflected in their short stature.
The Whitney survey received rave reviews, but rather than cementing Ms. Smith's stature as a leading member of her generation, the show marked the beginning of an extended eclipse, at least as far as the New York art world was concerned.
