Sentence examples for number of marks from inspiring English sources

The number of tattoo markings recorded as a percentage of the total number of females collected has been fairly constant since 2002 but there was some reduction in the effort to look for markings on dogs collected in 2004, when only half the usual number of marks were recorded.

He says Labour removed the requirement for a number of marks to be set aside for these qualities in examinations.

Gove said Labour removed the requirement for a set number of marks to be awarded for these factors in exams.

Still, the number of marks that L'Apicio missed in the home stretch might have been fatal at another restaurant.

Instead of serving fixed sentences, prisoners there were held until they had earned a number of marks, or credits, fixed in proportion to the seriousness of their offenses.

In some cases, exam boards have awarded pupils full marks for rogue questions, while in others they have discounted the question and changed the total number of marks available for a paper.

Harbord puts the total number of Marker's films at no fewer than 78 (presumably counting all the collaborations in addition to the 20 or so "feature films" on which he was sole director).

When the housing bubble burst, the banking industry was terrified by the possibility that homeowners might walk away en masse, since that would have stuck lenders with large losses and a huge number of marked-down homes.

The empirical results show that the novel DFM technique can reduce the number of marked packets by 91% compared to the DPM, while achieving the same or better performance in terms of its ability to trace back the attack.

We conducted recaptures until the number of marked mosquitoes dropped to low levels.

A regression of the number of marked fish in our targeted sampling catches and the known number of marked fish in the river was linear (R2 = 0.96) indicating minimal effect of changing population size during the study.