Sentence examples for constitute a marked from inspiring English sources

These efforts constitute a marked improvement over the papier-mâché that Ms. Hutchins favored in her solo debut at this gallery in 2004.

Similarly, you can add black pudding or chorizo to a scotch egg, use haggis, venison or chicken instead of pork, gild it with onion or apple, but while the resulting egg may rank somewhere on a sliding scale from "abomination" to "interesting alternative", none of those eggs will constitute a marked improvement on the best examples of the original pork version.

That year the liberal communist Imre Nagy took power in Hungary and instituted reforms that constituted a marked retreat from socialism.

This convenience constitutes a marked advantage over regimens combining infused 5-FU/LV by ambulatory pump and oxaliplatin in terms of the impact on the daily lives of patients.

These marked differences in tissue composition constitute a major determinant of inter-sample variance in gene expression level for all genes unevenly expressed in the different structures.

Compared to knee prosthesis, which have been deeply studied during the past years with 3D fluoroscopy [10 12], the marked cylindrical longitudinal symmetries of long bones constitute a dominant disturbing factor that could interfere with the final accuracy of the technique.

Particularly, neuropathological changes begin in the early 20s and usually constitute a "heavy load" 10 20 years before the first behavioral symptoms of marked cognitive decline surface [ 13].

All these attachments have formal written examinations, which generally consist of objectively-marked questions (OMQs) of various types, and constitute a score for 'clinical knowledge'.

A recent review concluded that "progress in professionalization of childbirth… is held back by a marked stagnation in rural areas, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa and South and Southeast Asia where rural populations still constitute a large proportion of total populations" [ 9].

Two objects constitute a pair.

Brooklyn and Queens constitute a separate diocese.