Sentence examples for open marker from inspiring English sources

At other times religion is used as an open marker for cultural identity, so that Jewish atheists are still described first as Jewish, the atheism being a quirk rather than the Judaism – even though the latter is surely quirkier, a religious identification that conveys no belief.

Stability of alpha hydroxy alprazolam (black circle), alprazolam (black square), norbuprenorphine (black triangle), and buprenorphine (black diamond) in urine samples stored at 4°C (C, solid marker) and at room temperature (RT, open marker).

(A) Time course of 3-HPA production (squares) and glycerol consumption (triangles) from 20 mM glycerol in the reaction by Ac10-Rifr (dashed line, open marker) and Ac10-Rifr/pHA12-dhaB Ac10-Rifr/pHA12-dhaB Ac10-Rifr/pHA12-dhaB

Correct predictions are indicated with a solid marker while incorrect predictions are indicated with an open marker.

Variations of ϵ = linear absorption coefficient for the main bands: 'amine' black markers and 'aliphatic' open markers.

Filled markers refer to predicted reflectances over white substrate, and open markers do the same for black substrate.

Fig. 2 Kinetics of Fe(II) loss from (open markers) and Mn appearance into (closed markers) the aqueous phase.

These are compared to Kubelka Munk predictions for the various mixtures, both over black (open markers) and over white substrate (filled markers).

Fig. 7 Relative abundances of lepidocrocite (open markers) and magnetite (closed markers) in marginal Fe(II) additions, as determined by Mössbauer spectral fitting of 57Fe phases at 77 K.

However, when loci were sampled with replacement (open markers in Figures 1 and 2), distributions were broader than when loci were not re-sampled (closed markers).

Three animals, two in the control group and one in the PLG DNA group were inadvertently treated for malaria at parasitemias lower than 1% (these are shown with open markers).