Sentence examples for marking this as from inspiring English sources

Similar to patients with SCD, until somewhat recently, patients with cystic fibrosis rarely lived until adulthood, marking this as a disease with significant sequelae and high mortality.

Therefore I am marking this as "Approved with reservations" as it requires a structural change, rather than because I believe the work contained in it is not technically sound.

It's a thrill to mark this as number 200.

Historians will mark this as the moment at which Britain trembled on the verge of becoming a police state.

However, as a gesture of goodwill – and to reflect the unusual circumstances – it has agreed to mark this as a non-fault accident which will allow you to retain your all-important no-claims bonus, and reinsure another car.

(The German language usefully marks this as the distinction between Erkenntnis and Wissenschaft).

The findings mark this as one of the most extensive cases of scientific misconduct in modern history.

It is this evaluation and elaboration that marks this as a pedagogic exchange, in which the mother is the teacher and the child the learner.

On Gaula's line of reasoning, this should mark this as an example of a real experiment, but that seems wrong.

Consumers can mark this as yet another example of a fracturing media landscape.

Few Boers were as conciliatory as Kruger, however; Meintjes marks this as "the point where the rift between the Transvaalers and the uitlanders began".