Sentence examples for marked contraction from inspiring English sources
As daylight already caused marked contraction and uncoordinated locomotion, ChR2(C128S) animals should be kept in the dark and handled under low intensity red light to prevent unwanted photoactivation.
However, downgrades to our domestic demand projections suggest that this export downturn should be outweighed by a marked contraction in real imports.
"We're not seeing a marked contraction in early-stage funding, particularly at Series A," said CrunchBase CEO Jager McConnell.
The research was carried out by industry watcher Strategy Analytics, which noted a marked contraction in the UK music market during the first six months of 2012.
Most importantly for this study, healing adult wounds are characterized by a marked contraction of the wound substance, thought to be mediated by tissue fibroblasts (and their cellular derivatives, myofibroblasts), whereas in fetal wounds no such contraction occurs.
It is especially true in the first 6 days post-burn injury, when marked wound contraction was observed.
The hind limbs show marked bilateral, symmetrical contraction of the fetlocks with medial rotation of distal limbs.
The reading is below the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction, and marked a significant fall from the previous month's reading of 50.4.
Contraction was marked by a transition to predominantly IL-2-expressing, CD45RA−CCR7+CD27+ or CD45RA+CCR7+CD27+ specific CD4+ T cells.
Evidence has emerged that TLR4 defective mice do not develop LV dysfunction after LPS stimulation whereas wild type mice developed marked defects in LV contraction and relaxation [ 25].
If the number holds, it would mark the sharpest contraction in the world, though it followed what was widely regarded as an unsustainable burst of growth just before the global crisis.
