Sentence examples for is rather marked from inspiring English sources

Fehr said Selig reserved "for himself the right to kick off the kind of dispute they had in the N.B.A. immediately after the end of the season, and that omission is rather marked".

The deep boundaries are produced similarly at all tempos, and low speed does not give rise to new phrase commands at shallow boundaries which are rather marked by short pauses.

It is, rather, the mark of a Yahoo not to be able and ready at any social gathering to converse in excruciating detail and at interminable length about food.

The charge that Gibbons has no obvious mobile industry experience is rather off mark for her new role.

However, we did note that the CTBP2-S mRNA was generally only expressed at very low levels compared with CTBP2-L, whereas the difference in the abundance of the two encoded protein isoforms was rather less marked.

What they mark is rather an advance of the equalitarianism which has been the mainspring, though not the exclusive possession, of the British Labour movement.

A figure between $400m and $600m is rather closer to the mark.

The problem was not his Europhilia; this, the reason he never led his party, is rather a recent black mark.

The linewidth is rather determined for the overall peak, marked as stars in Fig. 5 c.

It seems that the interpretation of 79 is rather similar to the echo questions marked with 話 waa in Cantonese (Tang 1998), as in 83.

However, if PRDM1 methylation occurs and is indeed important at an earlier stage, we might have expected hypermethylation in higher proportion of tumor cells among primary cases, as the trend during tumorigenesis is generally toward increased methylation, an epigenetic mark that is rather stable.