Sentence examples for has a more marked from inspiring English sources

The formation of Gd-Ov clusters in hyperstoichiometric U1−yGdyO2+x has a more marked influence on reactivity than the accompanying changes in grain size and electrical conductivity.

However, the placebo arm has a more marked improvement in albumin, being further above the predicted curve.

(2) AIS shortening affects both repetitive and single spiking but has a more marked effect on multiple firing.

All of the 3d ions can be viewed in a plane, a difference to (11) that has a more marked distortion.

Full-length CFHR3 has a more marked effect on bacterial survival than CFHR312, consistent with the ability of the full-length CHHR3 to bind to C3b deposited on the bacterial surface (via CFHR345) as well as competing with CFH for fHbp (via CFHR312).

In most variables, men had a more marked response to GH replacement than women.

Relevant to the formal marking of semantic distinctions captured in 14 above, Mandarin has a more obvious way to mark the stative vs. eventive distinction.

13 Unemployment (which is commonly used as a marker of recession that has a more direct effect on health) showed marked increases between 1991 1993 and 2008 2010.

Peter, fatherless and a refugee (he was part Hungarian, part French), had had a life even more marked by displacements than my own.

I think my political life has been more marked by modest achievements.

"Since the EU referendum result this has become more marked in London, the south-east and expensive prime markets.