Sentence examples for marker to show from inspiring English sources

I included a marker to show you the size ratio.

"The green is not important at all – it's just a marker to show the experiment can be done successfully," said University of Hawaii associate professor Stefan Moisyadi.

Scientists have known that for a while; what's been unclear is whether high hormonal levels can be used as a marker to show that a wild population is struggling to survive.

Nailed to a wall near a workbench were some white-painted Homasote panels on which Fane had hung handsaws and other implements, and had traced their shapes with a black marker to show which went where.

Official marker: to show trustworthiness and encourage engagement, put the official connection front and center on the page, as a badge that declares "you, casual Internet browser, can trust this site!

It has nothing Islamic in it at all, except the brand, "Mecca". This cola was very successful among young Muslims who both want to affirm, to put on the public space, a religious marker to show that they are Muslim, but at the same time they are totally Westernized, not interested in drinking camel milk, or even drinking tea.

There are coloured markers to show the way; without them, you'd be quickly confused.

For example, many science museums have a pendulum, called a Foucault pendulum, suspended from a long cable with markers to show that its plane of motion rotates slowly.

Fraser in large part blames "neoliberalism" and its influence on policymaking for the "disconnect between Australia's impressive economic growth story and its failure on so many markers to show progress towards a better, fairer society".

This group has used isoenzyme markers to show that T. The Relationship Between Autoimmunity and Chagas' Disease: Causal or Coincidental?

Likewise, Yılmaz et al. [5] suggested that NO may serve as useful markers to show the increased oxidative stress in migraine patients.