The phrase "are markedly dependent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong reliance or need for something in a clear and emphatic manner.
Example: "The results of the experiment are markedly dependent on the temperature conditions maintained throughout the process."
Alternatives: "are significantly reliant" or "are heavily dependent".
The anodically generated radicals are trapped inefficiently (3 20%) but the proportions of α, β, and γ-isomers are markedly dependent on the medium.
The stereochemistry and the nature of the complexes are markedly dependent upon the molar ratios of the reactants, the pH of the system and the nature of the anions involved.
Imaging findings of SCAs are markedly dependent on their macroscopic appearance.
These and other anticancer mechanisms ascribed to organoselenium compounds are markedly dependent on their chemical forms and metabolic transformations.
We conclude that, in experimental murine steatohepatitis, the effects of CCL2 deficiency are markedly dependent on the genetic background.
Our results indicate that a lack of CCL2 reduces inflammation, oxidative stress and fibrogenesis in Balb/C but not in C57Bl/6 mice, indicating that the effects of CCL2 deficiency are markedly dependent on the mouse genetic background.
The cycling efficiency was markedly dependent not only on the co-solvent but also the Li salt.
The changes in the chemical characteristics and composition of the ablated area were found to be markedly dependent on the repetition rate.
The results of molecular modeling calculations suggest that the orientation of the bound inhibitor in the substrate binding cleft is markedly dependent on the stereochemistry of the epoxysuccinyl group.
The observed selectivity and potency (IC50 values 10 200 nM against HDAC6) is markedly dependent on the absolute configuration of the chiral moiety, and suggests new possibilities for use of chiral compounds in selective HDAC isoform inhibition.
The primary screening over a series of Ru and Ni-based catalysts shows that methanation activity is markedly dependent on the type of metal, the metal loadings and the promoter.
