Sentence examples for marks which can be from inspiring English sources

Lanes are marked by white line marks, which can be identified and captured by the webcam.

In Section 3.1, we make a more careful analysis of T VP, to determine if any marks which can be verified by an automatic system are not passed either by EVA or experts: the worst case scenario.

This emphasizes again the need for effective biomarkers, especially epigenetic marks, which can be measured at birth and which not only indicate responses to prenatal challenges, but also potential later responses to risk factors for disease.

The Marker, which can be bought separately, has helped save the paper.

A sign of melanoma skin cancer can be an irregular shaped mark which can be uneven in colour.

One prototype use: a scalper-proof ticket with a shimmering, hologram-like "gloss mark," which can be laid down instantly, showing the legitimate buyer's photo.

Once a diet has been sat then each candidate receives a mark, which can be construed as a simple percentage of items correct, one of the important features of 1-IRT being that there is a monotonic mapping of candidate ability scores onto percentage of items correct.

Maybe luciferase marked cells, which can be visualised in utero, instead of GFP/LacZ systems, could be used when the technology becomes available.

Arrows mark aggregates, which can be detected in both the nucleus and cytoplasm.

The white back also picks up marks very easily, which can be rubbed off but could be a chore to keep clean.

As seen in Figure 7, some of the traces off Sakurajima Island have marked later phases, which can be interpreted as a trapped wave in the soft sediments.