Sentence examples for marked change between from inspiring English sources

Molecular analysis revealed, as expected, a marked change between seasons in molecular form composition and insecticide resistance status (Table 1).

Since the most marked change between the third and the fourth period of our study was the change from CK-MB to troponins as the predominant marker for myocardial damage, we speculate that the additional AMIs captured by this more sensitive method are clinically different, not only in being smaller but also to an unknown extent reflecting myocardial damage not due to atherosclerotic disease.

Crepuscular periods showed marked changes between bottom or constant depth swimming and oscillating behaviour (dusk: ∼20 00 to 20 30; dawn: ∼05 30 to 06:00) (Fig. 5).

The biofilm thus constitutes a unique way to stabilize interactions between species, inducing marked changes in the symbiotic relationships between them and affecting the function of the microbial community [11].

The biofilm thus constitutes a unique way to stabilize interactions between species, inducing marked changes in the symbiotic relationships between them and affecting the function of the microbial community [ 11].

As outlined in Table  1, this advice has changed little in response to the change in the recommended age for introducing complementary foods, despite marked changes in physical development between 4 and 6 months of age.

In addition to identifying 156 differentially expressed genes, the study identified a large number of differentially expressed non-coding RNAs as well as marked changes in splice variants between the two prognostic groups.

PACS and teleradiology systems have led to marked changes in the traditional relationship between referring clinicians and hospital radiology departments.

Our results demonstrate a high positive predictive value of coding data for a clinical diagnosis of AKI, with no suggestion (accepting the limitations of the study) of marked changes in coding of AKI between 2005 and 2010.

Table 1 establishes that competition may cause marked changes in steady-state populations even between species that by themselves live stably in the chemostat and together form a stable steady state.

However, when the cells were challenged to lead acetate, marked changes in gene expressions were observed between these groups depending on the blood lead levels.