Sentence examples for a marked current from inspiring English sources

At their beginning, the experimental curves show a marked current density decay with time; subsequently, a minimum, a maximum and a steady-state current density are found, proving the occurrence of a porous evolution.

Binding of the G betagamma) dimer directly onto the channel is characterized by a marked current inhibition ("ON" effect), whereas the pore opening- and time-dependent dissociation of this complex from the channel produce a characteristic set of biophysical modifications ("OFF" effects).

Mr. Draghi signaled that the bank, in what would actually be a marked departure from current policy, was willing to start buying government bonds to hold down the borrowing costs of troubled euro zone countries like Spain.

He called the bill "a marked improvement over current law" that represents a "significant positive compromise".

"The method is a marked improvement over current methods that rely on transplanting existing hair follicles from one part of the head to another," Dr. Alexey Terskikh, an associate professor at the institute and a member of the team of researchers who demonstrated the experimental technique, said in a written statement.

It was followed by a marked depolarizing sustained current lasting as long as the suction.

We demonstrate that intervention with p97-drug conjugates provides a marked improvement over current ineffective chemotherapies for cancers of the brain.

First, the continued use of metagenomics promises to have a marked effect on current schemes of virus taxonomy.

A marked excess of current smokers and alcohol drinkers was found among cases compared to controls of each gender.

This is associated with a marked increase in current penetration into the gray matter in the right cerebellar hemisphere (ipsilateral to the peripheral tremor, Fig. 4) and lower-cervical/thoracic spinal cord.

Such disturbances are likely to have had an marked effect on current species composition [22] [24] and demographic rates [25], but are likely to be complex and interacting and, combined with a lack of a detailed land-use history, the quantification of such disturbances and evaluation of their effects may be unachievable in many areas [26].