Sentence examples for marked concern from inspiring English sources

This article reviews legal applications of logic, with a particularly marked concern for logical models of legal argument.

With the companies that I work with, there is a marked concern over both their responsibilities and second their degree of vulnerability.

However, a high rate of relapse has reportedly been a marked concern with this modality.

Lead chromate, for example, contains not one but two substances of marked concern, and thus is regulated at lower exposures.

These two groups showed marked concern for 'High income' (22% of dentists and 14% of pharmacists selecting this factor) and 'Desired type of work' (15% of pharmacists and 9% of dentists selecting this factor).

However, together with this greater closeness to reality, the need to express value judgments in order to finally reach a consensus with regard to the greater or lesser importance of the outcomes, provokes a marked concern over subjectivity and over the difficulty in expressing the said judgments in quantifiable tables.

Concern about evacuation plans was more marked than concern about warning systems already in place.

They were written in the "ethnographic present", as here: "Maasai enthusiasm over their traditions is tempered by a marked reticence concerning forces that lie beyond their grasp; and they avoid the topic of death above all.

In a comparative trial of cyclosporine versus tacrolimus with MMF and steroids, both groups received rATG at a total dose of 7.5 mg/kg, with no marked safety concerns [ 169].

THIS September's Economist/Ipsos-MORI issues index reveals a marked increase in concern about defence, foreign affairs and terrorism.

Furthermore, there is a marked lack of concern in many such projects about the epistemic challenges that should be met in order to integrate knowledge originating from different fields.