Sentence examples for marked whole from inspiring English sources

We removed from our analysis one video each from non-RNAi and ect-2 (RNAi) conditions and 2 videos from rga-3 (RNAi) condition that resulted in a marked whole body rotation along the DV-LR plane.

This is complicated as Edexcel examiners do not tend to mark whole papers but often just individual questions on a paper.

And Santorum, with the stubborn, unerring faith that has marked his whole life, is still there.

"I have sort of marked my whole life in readings of it!" he said in an e-mail.

In India, public knowledge of his sister's epilepsy would have marked the whole family as defective.

Sihame Assbague, a spokeswoman for the lobby group Stop Le Contrôle au Faciès, said the Zyed and Bouna deaths "have marked a whole generation in France because it could have happened to any of us".

Valery and his sister Larissa, who is now head of the Mariinsky Academy of Young Singers, were gifted in music from the start; but the death of their father when Valery was 14 perhaps spurred him into the intense determination that has marked his whole career.

In the event, the corporation turned to Cresswell for another suggestion, and he gave them Live at the Apollo hosted by Michael McIntyre, whose status as an arena-filler marked a whole new level of comedy operation; now almost everyone of note has gigs in large rock concert stadiums such as Wembley and the O2.

I marked the whole class's writing with the teacher according to the marking rubrics of the school, which consisted of content, organization, grammar, and vocabulary (each counts 25% of the total mark).

Federer was in control once again and began to produce the moments of brilliance that have marked his whole career, easing into a 2-0 lead in the second set with some sharp attacking play at the net.

Pericles marked a whole era and inspired conflicting judgments about his significant decisions.