Sentence examples for markers that draw from inspiring English sources
The linguistic markers that draw attention to same-sex attraction – "faggot", "gay", "homosexual", etc – may be inventions of the English language.
Jim Morrison of The Doors is also buried there; his grave is a humble stone marker that draws thousands of fans each year.
We address these dual aspects of hybridization in the golden-winged/blue-winged warbler complex, two phenotypically divergent warblers that are indistinguishable using traditional molecular markers and that draw substantial conservation attention [3 5].
ICP may represent a non-specific marker of dynamic brain pathology that draws attention to dynamic changes occurring in the brain, and both waveform analysis and cerebrovascular reactivity index can be derived from ICP monitoring, which may help guide therapy [ 11].
The global level of expression per isolated CTC of each marker is determined, and a score called "Endocrine Therapy Index" is assigned for each marker for that blood draw, based on both the staining intensity and the proportion of positive CTC.
Even the Fyris River, once a marker of the town-and-gown divide, is now a place that draws everyone together.
Mr. Coffey arrived at CNNfn as CNBC was solidifying its position as almost a cultural marker of the era, a regular fixture in health clubs, bars and brokerage houses that draws more daytime viewers than even CNN.
For example, one kit comes with markers, screw drivers, a small motor and numerous wooden pieces, along with suggestion cards, including to "build a machine that draws curvy lines".
