Sentence examples for opposite marks from inspiring English sources
The actual site occupied by the stadium now serves as the Velodrome car park, while a red plaque attached to a house opposite marks the site as part of United's history.
BEIJING, May 5 (IPS) - Rebuked in the past for its sluggish response and attempts to cover up the 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), China's measures to curb the spread of the swine flu virus are earning opposite marks of being extreme and "unjustified".
The coexistence of functionally opposite marks in immature progenitors and in myelinating cell lines was indicative of a "poised", but inactive or weakly active transcriptional state at the myelin gene loci.
Imprinted XCI is likely caused by opposite marks on the parental X chromosomes in oocytes and spermatozoa (Ariel et al. 1995; Norris et al. 1994; Tada et al. 2000; Zuccotti and Monk 1995).
As the Su var)2-5 05 embryoshowow a decrease in H3K27me3, we tested whether the opposite mark promoted by the trxG, H3K4me3, was also affected.
(Nochlin notes how many women painters were trained by artist-fathers who were able to provide them with the kind of training that would otherwise be difficult to obtain; the same may be said of women musicians [Citron 1993; McClary 1991].) These historical explanations illuminate another pair of opposites marked by gender: public-private.
Opposite: Lana Marks tote bag, $35,000.
Namely, the two bonds at the same end of allene system should be indicated by wedge as stereogenic (and having opposite Up/Down marks).
There were bigger roles for Mitchell, but his three big scenes opposite Grant mark the performance of a lifetime.
She has completed two more projects on public transit after the A Book as a Bridge from Wall Street to the Bronx one going the opposite direction, marking New York's economic flow from poverty to capitalism, and one from Manhattan to Staten Island on the ferry.
Interestingly, one student believed the exact opposite – a mark of 70% was too low, making students complacent about achieving good scores.
