Sentence examples for a marked transition from inspiring English sources

And though the voices of the mission controllers remained steady, their faces and body language showed a marked transition from the cool professionalism to wide-eyed alertness to dread and, finally, tears.

Overall, there was a marked transition from arable systems to either specialized livestock or permanent crop systems, involving major declines in the traditional system of dry cereal rotations and sheep grazing.

Our results suggest that in persistent regimes characterized by reduced streamflow variability, mean vegetation biomass is chiefly controlled by the pattern of groundwater availability along the transect, leading to a marked transition between aquatic and terrestrial environments.

The breakdown in strength scaling, observed at a grain size of 10 20 nm, is accompanied by a marked transition to inhomogeneous, glass-like flow (i.e. shear banding) at the finest grain sizes approaching the amorphous limit.

The trends in the contents of some major elements indicate a marked transition from marine to lacustrine conditions in each of the cores (Figure 4a).

Ultimately, I'm pleading with my fellow Christians to change -- to make a marked transition from being the most judgmental and angry to the most accepting and loving.

In fact, the difficulty encountered in elucidating their sequence relationships can be explained by a combination of the marked transition from ascovirus to ichnovirus, and the significant selection constraints that resulted as the latter virus type evolved from the former.

Her work vividly depicts this marked transition through a playful row of traditional pots that morph in color from the former to the latter and in a bust of Chairman Mao covered in flowers.

Over past decades, a continuous increase in prevalence of type 2 diabetes, which parallels a marked lifestyle transition and a worldwide epidemic of obesity, has been observed in both developed and developing countries (2).

Lung cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer as well as the leading cause of cancer-related death globally and in China. 1 The prevalence of diabetes has increased substantially in China, with the age-standardised rates from 2.4% in 1994 2 to 9.7% in 2007 2008, 3 which may parallel a marked lifestyle transition.

To calculate FDR, we first established relationships between error rate and its corresponding p value (Storey and Tibshirani, 2003) and used an adjusted p value at the interface that marked transition between linear and exponential rise in error rate.