The phrase "a markedly higher amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities to emphasize a significant increase in one amount relative to another.
Example: "The study revealed a markedly higher amount of pollutants in the river after the industrial discharge."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater quantity" or "a considerably larger sum."
When endogenous TKT expression is inhibited by siRNA, UM1 and UM2 cells also uptake a markedly higher amount of glutamine.
We also demonstrated that the different efficacy of RGZ was related to the presence of a significantly higher transcriptional activity of PPAR γ in SK-N-AS compared with SH-SY5Y, which was most likely because of a markedly higher amount of phosphorylated, that is, inactive, PPAR γ in the latter cell line.
The markedly higher amount of duplicate reads in the RiboZero libraries compared to the RiboMinus libraries can partly be explained by the much higher sequencing depth of those samples.
Each neoplasm exhibits molecular signatures – sometimes in a patient specific manner – that may completely differ from the organ of origin, may be expressed in markedly higher amounts and/or in different location compared to the normal tissue.
In addition, these cells expressed markedly higher amounts of IFNα compared to uninfected individuals, and were undergoing faster rates of cell death.
This observation can be attributed to the markedly higher amounts of hexon and protease mRNAs generated from the particularly strong MLP, in comparison with the mRNA levels of the other genes.
However, the protein expression level of c-FOS is post-transcriptionally regulated by ERK activation kinetics, where transient ERK signals induced by EGF resulted in little induction of c-FOS, whereas sustained ERK activation by PDGF induced markedly higher amounts of the same protein [ 13, 14].
As a consequence of the high charge amount, the markedly high amount (nO2 = 1.5 μmol, Faradaic efficiency (FEO2) = 65%) of O2 evolved for the WO3-DDA electrode compared to that (nO2 = 0.4 μmol, FEO2 = 58%) of the WO3-bulk electrode, as summarized in Table 2.
Both samples were highly similar to each other, and partially resembled the chromatographic and identity profiles of M. mipartitus from Colombia, although presenting a markedly higher proportion of 3FTxs (~ 83.0%) in relation to PLA2s (~ 8.2%), and a small amount of acetylcholinesterase, not detected in the venom from Colombia.
They had more possession, more shots and completed a markedly higher proportion of their passes.
In September 2008, he revealed that his genome sequencing indicated he had a "markedly higher" risk of developing Parkinson's Disease.
