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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a markedly broader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is significantly wider or more extensive in scope or range compared to something else.
Example: "The new policy provides a markedly broader framework for addressing environmental issues than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a significantly wider" or "a considerably larger".
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The surface-initiated polymer chains exhibit a markedly broader distribution of chain lengths (larger dispersity) and slower chain growth kinetics as compared to the solution phase process.
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The distribution for HCV-HCMV mixture is markedly broader with a FWHM of 3.5 ns centered on a mean value of 11.3 ns.
As a direct result of its examination of what may properly qualify as art, and of the markedly broad conception of what may constitute an art object which results from this examination, conceptual art tends to reject traditional artistic media such as conventional painting or sculpture.
A hallmark of vitamin A deficiency in humans is a markedly increased susceptibility to infection (Sommer 2008, Underwood, 2004), underscoring the broad impact of retinol on immunity.
Therefore in this country, public statements by academic economists on economic policy issues potentially have a markedly more direct influence than in systems where the population elects a broad policy platform once every 4 years.
In contrast, this same Tel-22 G-quadruplex prepared in K+ buffer reveals a markedly different CD spectrum as shown in Figure 1B with a positive ellipticity at 295 nm but with a broad shoulder at 265 nm.
Swans today are a markedly different creature.
Ethnic Uighurs had a markedly different take.
however, closer examination revealed a markedly different appearance.
Most strategists do not expect a markedly different result this year.
A markedly well-made building, and what is it?
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