The phrase "a marked difference to" is not correct; the correct expression is "a marked difference from" or "a marked difference in." You can use it when comparing two things to highlight a significant distinction between them.
Example: "There is a marked difference in the quality of service between the two hotels."
Alternatives: "a significant difference from" or "a notable difference in."
But let's be clear: even if we had run a surplus in those years, it would not have made a marked difference to the financial tsunami that then hit the UK and other countries.
The Treasury has done much better at attracting and promoting women into director and deputy director jobs, and this is a marked difference to when I was first in the department.
These diversions aside, the music was fantastic – by acts like Vitalic, David Carretta and Black Strobe – and a marked difference to the linear prog house still soundtracking most of London.
The report, compiled by Renaissance Learning, also features a "most-read" chart, indicating the number of times a book was read in school, which reveals a marked difference to its lists of books children enjoyed reading the most.
As too many inspirations to contemporary trans people remain obscure to those without a vested interest in finding them, here is a purely subjective list of five among the scores of people who have made a marked difference to me.
"This shows that with the right policies in place, citizens can save money and make make a marked difference to tackling UK emissions and future-proof their homes," said Dave Sowden, chief executive of the Micropower Council.
As a result, the reference list shows marked difference with respect to each actor's agenda.
However, in the NoGo-condition itself no marked differences attributable to the LPHN3 haplotype could be found.
Electron microscopy demonstrated marked difference in the size of derived iPS compared to parental HK.
Here again, there's marked difference between 1993 and 2009.
One marked difference was that there was no empty space.
