Sentence examples for on the same mark from inspiring English sources
" Defending champion Phil Mickelson began the day on the same mark as Clarke, level par, albeit from the first tee but was left frustrated by a 71.
Head-to-head results would decide the group winner in the event of two players finishing tied, with a play-off required if three players finished on the same mark.
Brendon de Jonge of South Africa has birdied 2 and 3, and is +3 for the tournament through 4. Bill Haas is on the same mark after an early birdie at 2. Luke Donald is a further shot behind at +4, after going out in 34 strokes, a two-under score featuring three birdies (2, 4 and 7) and a dropped shot at 6.
Another Northern Irishman, 2010 champion McDowell, was a further shot back after closing his campaign with a level par 70 to finish on the same mark as Phil Mickelson (72).
Finally, we asked if co-variation of active marks was more pronounced at sites showing regional variation (differential levels of the same mark on consecutive nucleosomes).
Turf account Chris Mcgrath's Nap Mutafaakir (3.50 Haydock) Travels strongly and has duly clicked for the drop back to sprinting for the thriving Ruth Carr stable, just nailed on the line off the same mark at Newcastle the other day.
In Ghana, for example, sixth-graders sitting a simple multiple-choice reading test scored on average the same mark that would be gained by random guessing.So what to do?
For 93% of the tests the two examiners chose the same mark on the two-grade scale.
With a streak of 60 wins and the defeat of reigning Go champion Ke Jie, DeepMind's AlphaGo is making the same mark on the game of Go that IBM's Deep Blue made on chess.
But this wasn't the first time that the world caught a glimpse of Angelina's leggy pose -- the sultry stunner hit the same mark on the red carpet earlier in the evening.
In absence of a better word, we used the term 'epigenetic templating' [ 8] to refer to a mechanism of perpetuation of epigenetic information that is based on the preferential activity of enzymes that deposit a particular epigenetic mark on macromolecular complexes already containing the same mark (Fig. 1).
