Sentence examples for marks which may from inspiring English sources

Large mammals select conspicuous objects on which to deposit their scent marks, which may function to supplement the olfactory signal, visually and/or chemically.

However, the photographs contain marks which appear similar to writing, but which certainly are not letters; additionally, they contain a great many lines, dots and other dark marks which may or may not be writing.

We therefore propose a model in which JMJD2B at ER binding sites removes the repressive histone marks, which may also set up docking sites for enzymes and transcription factors that remodel chromatin or otherwise modify gene-control regions.

CpG density has been found to correlate with specific histone marks, which may have importance in the efficiency of the transcription complex across the gene (Lorincz et al, 2004; Lieb and Clarke, 2005).

[12] "A Name," says Hobbes, "is a word taken at pleasure to serve for a mark, which may raise in our mind a thought like to some thought we had before, and which being pronounced to others, may be to them a sign of what thought the speaker had before in his mind".

"Awake" also lost ground at the half-hour mark, which may indicate some viewers found the premise too challenging or confusing (at times while in his semi-dream state, the detective's wife is alive and his son is dead, and at other times, his son is alive and his is wife dead).

The company's market capitalization is hovering right around the $250 million mark, which may make it too big for some micro-cap managers.

"China's huge potential, developed with its own Chinese characteristics, is now making its mark, which may lead Westerners to redefine their attitudes in accordance with the wishes of Chinese people," it says.

And even though he does bite his opponent around the 1 07 mark, which may technically be a foul, we still declare him the winner.

In addition, phosphorylation affects self-recruitment of EZH2 to its own mark, which may have bearing on maintenance of repression throughout cell divisions [ 53, 54].

Ink markings on the marble reverse show a small cross which may record a merchant's mark or emblem.