Sentence examples for a further marked from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a further marked" is not correct in standard written English
It may be intended to describe an additional or more significant indication or distinction, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The study revealed a further marked improvement in the participants' performance after the intervention."
The fast implementation of PCF (Algorithm 3) gives a further marked reduction in computing time.
Donald MacRae, chief economist at Bank of Scotland, said: "January showed a further marked improvement in Scotland's labour market returning the barometer to the pre-crisis levels of 2007.
RS-ESM shows a further marked improvement.
Thereafter, a further marked decrease occurred until 24 h.
Similarly, procalcitonin slightly increases in postoperative patients and shows a further marked increase in patients with severe sepsis.
Our study confirms that ARF increases mortality in ICU patients with a further marked increase amongst patients who require renal replacement therapy (RRT).
It is a further mark of Streetwise's burgeoning reputation that Warner was willing to join in.
Talk of a transfer from Werder Bremen was a further mark that he is making the transition into the life of a mainstream footballer.
As a further mark of respect, a pub called The Betjeman Arms will be opened inside the station in the new year.
Meanwhile Gritten's tribute for Philip French concluded with touching news of a further mark of respect, celebrating his regular attendance at the weekly national press screenings – from which he reviewed forthcoming cinema releases for the Observer.
The five, he said, could not provide any further useful information.There have been suggestions that the release of the Britons is a further mark of the special relationship between the United States and Britain.
