Sentence examples for expansion markedly from inspiring English sources
Clonal expansion markedly alters the rate at which a tumour acquires driver mutations (Luebeck and Moolgavkar 2002; Hornsby et al. 2007), and so including this phenomenon is likely important.
The international expansion advanced markedly with Marsh & McLennan's successful 1980 merger with C. T. Bowring, a Lloyd's-based UK brokerage house.
Transverse expansion strains markedly exceed longitudinal expansion strains.
Consistent with this interpretation, our study demonstrated that albuminuria and focal glomerular matrix expansion were markedly increased in the vehicle-treated diabetic rats.
India's economic expansion has slowed markedly, growing by 4.7% in the 2013-14 financial year and marking the second year of sub-5% growth.
Lyft's global expansion strategy is markedly different from Uber's, the latter of which is already available in 67 countries.
To obtain a sufficient number of cells for clinical use, MSC will require several weeks of expansion in culture, markedly delaying definitive surgical repair of the bone defect.
In the second part of our work we have demonstrated that decrease in efficiency of expansion could be markedly improved by culturing of BM-MMSC under moderate hypoxic conditions and substantial decrease in cell seeding density.
We hypothesized that unlike global FRC, component sector gas volumes and their corresponding regional tidal expansions would vary markedly, owing to shifting distributions of aeration and collapse as posture varied.
We hypothesized that unlike global functional residual capacity (FRC), component sector gas volumes and their corresponding regional tidal expansions would vary markedly in the setting of unilateral pleural effusion (PLEF), owing to shifting distributions of aeration and collapse as posture changed.
"We suspect first quarter eurozone GDP growth was also lifted appreciably by markedly increased expansion in Germany – indeed, it could well have doubled – while we also expect there to have been modest improvement in growth in Italy," said Archer.
