Sentence examples for marks might be from inspiring English sources

Co-variation of distinct active marks might be more pronounced on nucleosomes showing marked differences in at least one mark.

These erosion marks might be considered the main drawback to the use of ultrasound during the electrodeposition.

Some especially small works displayed lying flat under glass show Mr. Arakawa seemingly invoking other exotic cultures, but one sheet covered with especially stern black marks might be the visual equivalent of a Gregorian chant.

If randomly distributed, these residual marks might be expected to have minimal impact.

Peer- and self-assessment marks might be reliable but not valid for PBL tutorial process, especially if these assessments are used for summative assessment, composing the final grade.

Zhiping Weng, University of Massachusetts Medical School, highlighted how chromatin marks might be used to predict gene expression information in the framework of an integrative model.

The psychologist asked not to be identified because his re mark might be misinterpreted and thus contribute to urban hostilities.

A good mark might be a gateway to college and a decent job in government, computing or banking.

The question mark might be over the 30-year-old's readiness to fill such big shoes.

The particular area in which such people make their mark might be determined purely by the kind of environment or skill to which they were exposed and how hard they then applied themselves.

That said, the bigger question mark might be Jones himself — he's won a lot of people round over the course of this campaign, but a big performance here could cement his international reputation, while a return to the heavy-tackling yellow card machine of earlier appearances might have bad consequences for US prospects.