Sentence examples for mass marking from inspiring English sources
Mass marking of all hatchery fish — like clipping a fin — would make this job easier, and many hatcheries in the Pacific Northwest are already doing this.
Pope Benedict XVI celebrated a Mass marking the third anniversary of the death of John Paul II, evoking the possibility of his predecessor's sainthood by praising his "many human and supernatural qualities".
Although designed as a simple rectangular space, the room is set up for an upcoming exhibit, "Critical Mass," marking the fiftieth anniversary of the detonation of the first atomic bomb.
Harvesting of salmon released from fishery enhancement hatcheries likely impacts vulnerable wild populations; managers have responded to this problem by mass marking hatchery fish, so that fishing effort can be directed towards hatchery populations.
Some 250,000 pilgrims crowded St Peter's Square for the outdoor Mass marking the start of Holy Week.
Bee flight range has been estimated primarily from feeder training and homing experiments or mass marking [5], [6], [7], [8], it is not known how well these reflect natural movements of bees, especially in tropical forests [but see 9], [10].
The Mass marked the largest public celebration of a Christian rite in the history of the Muslim country, where many migrants are Catholics.
A Greek Catholic, he said the Mass marked the first time he had attended a Latin Rite service.
The smaller, labeled polypeptide in lane 6, 26 kDa in mass (marked with an asterisk), was a C-terminal fragment of CAO beginning at Pro-298.
The region is under the influence of a convergence of different maritime conditions which together with extensive adjacent land masses marked by extreme differences in topographical features transporting continental air masses lead to a diverse climate.
The Wilcoxon Mann–Whitney P values between GV and NV of peptide masses (marked with ∗ in Table S1) remain constantly high at about 0.6 from position 712 up to position 1755 of the primary structure of myosin-9.
