Sentence examples for marks arise from inspiring English sources

These marks arise just after the crack initiation and cover continuously the whole crack surface.

According to the observations of fracture surfaces in the steady-state phase (see Supplementary Fig. 1), these special marks arise at about 0.34h with a tilt angle of 30° for 2800 m/s, while at about 0.58h with a tilt angle of 12° for 3700 m/s.

Changes in histone marks arise during cancer development and appear to have prognostic potential.

"There are clearly question marks arising out of her role," she said.

It's made of polyester, so any scuff-marks arising from playground scraps over which of his albums was best are easily washed away.

Even complaints about the movie's copious reliance on "origin stories" miss the mark, arising as they do from critics — from people — who would doubtless not part with their own origin stories.

Manager Antonio Conte likes to play a three-man defence with two wing-backs, a formation Lennon has experimented with in recent weeks, and that is probably where the biggest selection question mark arises.

Giving groups of GPs the power to commission health services on behalf of patients and control over budgets will limit the role of England's 152 primary care trusts, and question marks may arise too over the remit and future of the 10 regional strategic health authorities.

DNA methylation is laid down by DNA methyltransferases and inherited through cell division, and epimutations (differences in epigenetic marks) can arise during this process.

Marked hyperoxaluria arises from mutations in 2 separate loci, AGXT and GRHPR, the causes of primary hyperoxaluria (PH) types 1 (PH1) and 2 (PH2), respectively.

The current data show that, while restoration to a prepregnancy state does occur after 14 days, there are marked changes arising from acute withdrawal of the litter.