Sentence examples for marked excess from inspiring English sources

Significant heterogeneity was also found among the families; three of the nine families had marked excess in numbers of systemic cancers, and the remaining families had normal numbers of cancers among the known FAMMM gene carriers and their first degree relatives.

In the cohorts followed in Bissau city, HIV-infected individuals had marked excess mortality during the war period compared with HIV-uninfected individuals suggesting that HIV-infected were particularly affected by the reduced access to health care and drugs (authors' unpublished data).

Until prevention by reduction of alcohol, smoking or obesity reduces the incidence – and this is not likely in the short term – or a screening programme is developed – and again it is difficult to conceive of what this could be – or a biomarker is uncovered, then the only solution to the UK marked excess mortality from oesophago-gastric cancer will be a considerable expansion of testing.

Along chromosome 19, there was a marked excess of invariant repeats compared to variant repeats at certain locations, particularly marked near the p terminus.

The heavy staining reflected a marked excess of mitochondria and was not seen in the muscle of control or CAG23 mice (Fig. 4A C).

For example, while Sub-Saharan African populations generally tend to have a genome-wide excess of rare variants which probably reflects a history of recent growth, the frequency spectrum at NAT2 shows a marked excess of intermediate frequency variants (positive Tajima's D), which departed significantly from a neutral model of a population at equilibrium followed by rapid exponential growth.

By Thessaly La Force September 29, 2008 It seems inevitable that in an industry marked by excess, celebrity, and extreme turnover, some designers make a name for themselves overnight, turning what was simply fringe into a must-have.

A dandy, Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești himself led a life of luxury, marked by excess, and had by then become a drug addict.

Some people can have a bad reaction to the bright light in the first few days, such as suicidal thoughts or hypomania, a state marked by excess energy and lack of sleep.

Therefore we searched two mammalian genomes to identify potential epistatic interactions by looking for co-adapted genes marked by excess two-locus genetic differentiation between populations/lineages using publicly available SNP genotype data.

Among women, the geographic pattern was strikingly singular, not in evidence for any other tumors, and marked by excess risk in towns situated in the Salamanca area and Extremaduran Autonomous Region.