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marker

[mahr-ker] / ˈmɑr kər /
NOUN
a writing instrument
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A refrigerator and a small television - both bought by Dipu on instalments - stand out, quiet markers of a future he was still trying to build.

From BBC

These changes led to measurable improvements in heart and metabolic markers during sleep and throughout the following day.

From Science Daily

Greeting visitors is a dire panorama of nonfunctioning wells, battered pipelines and empty storage tanks, among other markers of decline.

From Los Angeles Times

Zubimendi sprints to find separation from his marker before receiving a pass from goalkeeper David Raya in a more dangerous, but more promising, position compared to the central defenders.

From BBC

Because glycine can form under a variety of chemical conditions, scientists often use it as a marker for early prebiotic chemistry.

From Science Daily