Sentence examples for marks equally from inspiring English sources

In contrast, meerkats (Suricata suricatta), that initially shared the demonstrator's preference to forage at one of the two land marks, did not maintain this preference over time and soon fed on both land marks equally often (Thornton and Malapert 2009).

At the center of it all is Mr. O'Brien's small but assertive voice, articulating lyrics marked equally by whimsy and wariness.

Lewis's analytical intelligence and the toughness of his artistic temper marked equally his near-abstract early works and the incisive classical portraits he painted later.

Given that each of the three musicians occupies his own aesthetic territory, it should be an engagement marked equally by attentiveness and ingenuity.

Questions asked: Do males and females scent mark equally?

Do lemurs scent mark equally in breeding and non-breeding seasons?

In addition, HP1 dimers bound mononucleosomes with only one H3K9me3 mark equally well as doubly modified variants.

The association with positivity for ZnT8A was marked equally well by rs7522061 or rs7528684, and consequently, further work is required to unravel the precise nature of the association with the presence of ZnT8A in the FCRL3 region and the mechanisms involved.

Using a slightly modified version of the Manchester definition of widespread pain [ 12, 28], we defined widespread pain (WSP) as pain in at least two sections in two contralateral limbs and the axial skeleton and marked equally on the front and on the back of the body.

MacFarlane et al. defined widespread pain in limbs to be present "if there are at least two painful sections (in two contralateral limbs)" [ 28], a definition that does not require pain to be marked equally on the front and back of the body.

His postseason marks were equally impressive — seventy-one hits, thirty-nine R.B.I.s, and twelve homers — but even these figures feel legendary in sum and slightly distance us from the kind of player and man he was.