Sentence examples for marker would be from inspiring English sources

Salem Mayor Kimberley Driscoll said a marker would be placed at the site, noting that nearby parking and access to the area is limited.

They could be seen as an incentive scheme, to make up for the fact that the pay is often less than in the private sector (though I'm not sure the swan marker would be deluged with offers outside the palace).

Very rarely, a marker would be found to have marked too fast in a rush to earn money: pay rates for A-level English are typically around £6 per script.

Each target is flanked by a small hut in which a target marker would be concealed during shooting and would later signal by a staff or pole to the shooter and the judges the value of the hit.

The closest defense gene candidate to this marker would be the Thioredoxin Ostrxm (Os12g08730) located at position Chr12_ 4463096 (at a distance of 39 kb from the detected marker).

However, circling part of an equation with a capped marker would be considered a gesture, as it is not effecting a change (there is no circle that remains in the environment after the gesture).

The slalom was to take place on a carpeted redwood-and aluminum mountain, and the slalom markers would be giant tea bags.

To prepare for the WADA passport program, a hematological working group, including scientists from around the world, determined what blood markers would be analyzed.

Markers would be removed from the contralateral lower extremity.

Third, the only direct QSI marker of axonal architecture has been mean axon diameter (MAD), even though other direct markers would be valuable as well.

One hundred and seventy-two haplotypes were observed and therefore, these 24 Y-STR markers would be beneficial for forensic investigation, paternity test and genealogy study in Thai population.