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In growth medium, control ME180 cells formed a monolayer upon reaching confluence and had a marked reduction in growth rate.

These characteristics are different from those of patients who were recruited in clinical trials, in which most patients were younger and had a marked vascular risk.

Their work took three weeks and had a marked impact.

Evolutionary accounts, which antedated Charles Darwin and focused as much on the survival of the outdated as on the survival of the fittest, were much boosted in the latter part of the 19th century by the new theory of biological evolution and had a marked effect on both the history of religions and anthropology.

Interaction of storm-forced currents with the Gulf Stream produced a temporary large reduction in eastward transport downstream from Cape Hatteras and had a marked influence on frontal displacement in the upper ocean.

Retroviral transduction of Bcl-xL into MCF-7 cells resulted in a pronounced protein overexpression (Fig. 5c) and had a marked protective effect on mitomycin C induced apoptosis (data not shown).

Everett' original work (Everett 1975) relies on the notion of "relative state" and has a marked relational tone (see the entry on Everett's relative-state formulation of quantum).

They are positive for the neural stem cell marker CD133 and have a marked capacity for self renewal and differentiation.

In contrast to a hospital, an aircraft cabin experiences rapid shifts in barometric pressure and has a marked reduction in relative humidity.

I have another character, Matrices, and she's a gray dog, with folded back ears, and has a marking on her forehead.

In the 1950s Marshall's stoneware and porcelain had a marked freedom of design with abstract decoration reminiscent of Rosanjin as well as Leach's friend, Shoji Hamada.