Sentence examples for a marked adjustment from inspiring English sources

The soil redistribution measurements differed meaningfully from the deterministic model predictions (R2 = 0.389), causing the Kalman filter to make a marked adjustment to the soil redistribution map.

In its assessment of the economy, the Fed stressed a "marked swing in inventory adjustment," a reference to evidence that businesses are stocking up on supplies and raw materials in anticipation of an upturn in demand for their goods.

As we have demonstrated, risk adjustment had a marked impact on hospital ranking, since a larger share of hospitals shifted to a different quartile of hospital mortality rate after adjustment.

ICU patients in HighABR countries were sicker and had longer ICU and hospital stays and higher crude ICU and hospital mortality rates, which could have a marked economical impact; however, after multivariate adjustment there were no differences in ICU or hospital mortality rates between the two groups of patients.

There was a marked geographical gradient in risk in both sexes, which remained after adjustment for lifestyle variables.

It is a marked change from a year ago.

Fourth, cardiovascular risk is multi-factorial and here we focused on high blood pressure but adjustment for other CVD risk factors did not have a marked impact on our findings.

The results of the Poisson regression model indicated a marked reduction of incidence in sporadic cryptosporidiosis following introduction of membrane filtration after adjustment for the FMD epidemic interval and water source (Table 5).

A marked exception to the propensity to use rurality as the governing precept in these adjustments is England's Market Forces Factor (MFF).

This may lead to a marked decrease in plasma concentration of these drugs; therefore in order to maintain therapeutic levels dose adjustment may need to be done when starting and stopping rifampicin.

In Folsomia candida, egg size strongly correlates with offspring size, and offspring size has a marked, positive effect on juvenile survival under poor food conditions, thus providing evidence for a fitness benefit from egg size adjustment.