Sentence examples for rare marks from inspiring English sources

In the latter comparison we distinguished between frequent marks, occurring in at least 25% of the patients in one of the pain groups, and rare marks.

The disclosure about Mr. Sokol's stake in Lubrizol appears to be a rare mark on Berkshire's squeaky-clean image.

Bedding is primarily tabular, thin, and bears rare ripple marks and trough cross beds.

(3) Interactions that are significant but only in some rare cases, marked with orange exclamation mark.

The recalls have been a rare black mark on Toyota's reputation for building high-quality cars and trucks, hurting sales for much of this year.

Sulfosalt, also spelled sulphosalt, any of an extensive group of minerals, mostly rare species, marked by some of the most complicated atomic and crystal structures known to inorganic chemistry.

When Ford recently acquired a rare Continental Mark II from 1956, Mr. Wolff had the car moved to the new Lincoln design studio in Dearborn, where it served as inspiration for a new generation of Lincoln designers.

Hyaline protoplasmic astrocytopathy is a rare disorder marked by an accumulation of protein material in the cytoplasm of astrocytic cells, mostly in the cortex.

In a sense, rare species marked a site's departure from some background level of abundance in a small group of 4 5 cosmopolitan species.

CHL1 encodes an axon guidance protein related to Robo3 [ 16], mutations of which could lead to horizontal gaze palsy with progressive scoliosis (HGPPS), a rare disease marked by severe scoliosis [ 17].

Glenys Stacey of Ofqual said: "Teachers and others should expect marking to be of good quality and are quite rightly perplexed and concerned on those rare occasions when marks change considerably on appeal.