The examined persons mark the frequency with which they undertake particular actions in stressful situations, on a 5-step scale.
Subsequent testing of specimens from the donor and recipients confirmed LCMV infection in all 5 persons, marking the fourth detected cluster of transplant-associated LCMV transmissions in the United States.
Stigma is a multistage process that makes person marked by the stigma to be perceived as diminished or even as "not fully human".
Ineffectual or wounded men unfit for military service, a tough cop in love with the image of a dead woman he has never met, the miraculous return of a person marked missing in action: Otto Preminger's first hit film, "Laura," from 1944, is steeped in grief and mourning.
It was agony to touch a person marked by something so good (SS, 299).
Notable grammatical characteristics marked with inflectional prefixes and suffixes include: #A distinction between obviative and proximate third person, marked on both verbs and nouns.
How should a person mark his final day watching cricket as a single man or woman?
Scholars have investigated the possibility that the protolanguage marked these categories through internal inflection in the root and pattern system, affixes, prefixal or suffixal person marking, and so on.
At 1pm, the voting stops, ballot boxes are opened, and the ballots opened and counted, in public: one person reads ballots, another person marks the results on a whiteboard and anyone inclined to watch the proceedings can do so.
The OU – the UK's biggest distance learning provider – already has 7,000 academics hosting tutorials in person, marking online assignments and teaching live sessions on the internet – often in unusual ways.
