Sentence examples for strong markings from inspiring English sources
ENCODE data [ 34] show strong markings within the most significant region of PD association that are predicted to be transcription factor binding sites, DNase hypersensitivity clusters, and H3K27ac histone marks, which indicate active enhancers of gene expression [ 44].
The cranium is small and fine-featured without strong muscle markings.
S. t. pallidus is differentiated from other subspecies by its paler body color, stronger white markings and, in males, a larger black cap.
The largest tumors bulged out of the liver's surface with yellow to bluish discoloration and strong tumor vascular markings.
Therefore, we hypothesized that if the troublesomeness grid has good content validity that if pain is marked on the grid then it should also be marked on the manikin, and that responses to the troublesomeness grid would be in strong agreement with markings on the pain manikin.
The Neanderthal skeleton is overall robust, with markedly curved shafts of the femur (thigh) and radius (lower arm), thick bone, and strong muscle and ligament markings.
The gestural markings and the strong handling of chiaroscuro make the pastel and charcoal works on paper particularly compelling.
The milk from their two Toggenburgs, fawn-colored Swiss dairy goats with white markings, has a strong flavor.
Standard Afrikaans is lexically extremely close to Dutch but has a markedly simplified morphology (e.g., lost are person and number markings on verbs, strong verb root alternations, and nominal gender) and a number of syntactic innovations (e.g., double-negation with mandatory clause-final nie).
Mr. de Villiers augments his goal of finding energy in the debris of forest and sea with surface markings loosely related to hieroglyphics These are strong visual additions and suit the mood of collective memory and universality.
The slip markings created on the specimen surface show strong similarities with the bands of localised slip observed in the dislocation structures of the bulk.
