Sentence examples for effect was more marked from inspiring English sources

The effect was more marked at high concentrations, with no evidence of p21WAF1 induction.

This visual strength effect was more marked in the conditions with conflicting S R mapping pairings.

When parents were neutral, more kids chose whichever had been advertised (the effect was more marked for the French fries).

The inhibitory effect was more marked with SNP and CNP than with ANP, and the action of SNP and CNP were partially reversed by blocking soluble and particulate guanylate cyclases, respectively.

Bonding of the grain boundaries was found through surface melting with all FL irradiated samples to some extent, but the effect was more marked on the sample FL irradiated with an Ar assist gas and proved to be the most effective combination for modifying the surface morphology.

Coronella et al. [19] studied the distribution of elements on the liquid and solid phases obtained from HTC of cow manure and found that for low time periods (even as low as 5 min) N migrated to the liquid phase; then, N was again absorbed onto the carbon surface, and this effect was more marked for greater time periods and temperature.

This effect is more marked for extreme alkaline conditions (pH 13), which effectively causes extensive hydrolysis and the formation of the degraded bimodal distribution already observed for the UV and thermo-oxidised samples at 125 °C.

The beneficial effect is more marked in the area that is most likely to show deficiency in the cement-bone interface on postoperative radiographs.

In places where the job market slumped, the effect is more marked (whether prostitution is legal may affect prices, too, but the wide variation between American cities shows that this is not the only factor).

The effect is more marked in the consumer market, which is down 20% year-on-year in some areas, than the business market, where companies have begun to install Windows 7 on a large scale ahead of the end of support for Windows XP - first released in 2001 - next April.

A higher efficiency in surface hardening is shown by the glow-discharge treatment in respect of the furnace process: by using the same treatment temperature and time, glow-discharge treated samples have thicker hardened layers with higher hardness values than the furnace treated ones, and this effect is more marked for 973-K treated samples, while it is reduced for 1173-K treated samples.