Sentence examples for marks depending on from inspiring English sources
The Chan and Schmitt method was used to create a scoring key where participants were awarded either two, one or zero marks depending on whether their response matched that of more than fifty percent, more than twenty five percent, or less than twenty five percent of a pool of SMEs respectively [ 36, 37].
Each student was given more marks depending on how close they were to the correct year.
"It varies from uni to uni, but a late hand-in can mean anything from getting 10% knocked off your work to getting zero marks, depending on how late it is".
A slightly different approach to naming refers to 'examiner specificity' (e.g. [ 11]), a candidate's marks depending on the particular examiner(s) they happen to see.
In this form of the examination an individual examiner in each carousel of five candidates could award between 20 and 35 separate marks, depending on the station on which they were examining.
'ON' and 'OFF' methyl marks are 'read' by chromodomain-containing proteins, such as heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) and Polycomb (Pc), and it is becoming clear that these proteins specifically recognise methyl marks, depending on their location in the histones (Fischle et al, 2003c).
How you get to those marks depends on where you start from.
The transcriptional level of genes with bivalent marks depends on the relative intensities of active and repressive marks.
As described for the miR-200c/miR-141 gene cluster, DNA methylation and HDAC-mediated histone marks depend on the EMT state (Davalos et al, 2011; Lim et al, 2013).
They are marked, depending on the species, with one or several dark, lengthwise stripes and are swift, voracious, salmon-shaped carnivores with daggerlike teeth that protrude when the mouth is closed.
David O. Russell's film has strong support for its performances, as evidenced by its nominations in all four acting categories, and Mr. Russell still has nominations for best director and best adapted screenplay, a category in which he could make a mark, depending on the Academy's love for "Lincoln" – Tony Kushner's script is another strong contender in that category.
