Sentence examples for it has markedly from inspiring English sources

With the first round scheduled for Thursday, the scene there is nothing like it was in 1964, when the club hosted its first United States Open, and it has markedly changed since even 1997, when it hosted its second.

If US producer protection is gained through increased Canadian unit timber fees, it has markedly different consequences.

Across all film and TV, "sex" became more and more popular as the 20th century went along, reaching an apex in 2008 – since when it has markedly dropped off.

The effort is also largely seen as a failure: Decades later, research shows the "war" has not been successful in reducing drug use in America ― although it has markedly increased incarceration rates.

In the current study, we characterized a second SUV420H1 isoform, designated SUV420H1_i2, and found it has markedly different activity when compared to the originally described SUV420H1_i1 and SUV420H2 proteins.

The anti-obesity effect of Fsp27 deficiency in wild type and ob/ob background is likely due to increased energy expenditure in WAT of Fsp27−/− mice as it has markedly increased mitochondrial activity, which could in turn lead to the increased consumption of TAG and FFA in WAT and enhanced overall whole body energy expenditure.

And in a much older case, Diamond v. Chakrabarty in 1980, the high court established that a natural product could be patented only if it had "markedly different characteristics from any found in nature".

But since taking it, the young man has markedly put on weight and, at 18, developed diabetes.

So, for instance, it is likely that this woman has markedly impaired sleep, due perhaps to sleep apnea.

It's not as if the North Korean human rights situation has markedly deteriorated since 1998.

Technology has markedly improved the fecundity rates for midlife women.