Sentence examples for marked positive effect from inspiring English sources

"Knowing the doctor well" does have a marked positive effect on the CARE score, but this effect is almost mitigated when the doctors wore a facemask.

In cheese at 24 h, pH also had a more marked positive effect on E. coli O26:H11 levels when H. alvei was inoculated at 7 Log.

Addition of olive oil to carrot samples during cooking and before application of the in vitro digestion model had a marked positive effect on the release of carotenes, although the design of the model did not allow the correct estimation of this effect.

In Folsomia candida, egg size strongly correlates with offspring size, and offspring size has a marked, positive effect on juvenile survival under poor food conditions, thus providing evidence for a fitness benefit from egg size adjustment.

Also, Skjæraasen et al. (2006) found a marked positive effect of energy reserves 3 4 months before spawning on the fecundity of Norwegian coastal cod.

These results are comparable to previous studies of co-expression networks [ 20] and suggest that an increase in PCC stringency produces a marked positive effect on network precision.

One member of OMI's research advisory group found marked positive effects on low-income couples precisely the subgroup least likely to marry and whose children suffer the worst effects of non-marriage.

One member of its research advisory group found marked positive effects on low-income couples precisely the subgroup least likely to marry and whose children suffer the worst effects of non-marriage.

Subgroup analyses indicated that a multidose regimen of steroids had marked positive effects on the occurrence of laryngeal oedema (0.14; 0.08 to 0.23) and on the rate of subsequent reintubation (0.19; 0.07 to 0.50), with a risk difference of −0.19 (−0.24 to −0.15; 5) and −0.04 (−0.07 to −0.02; 25).

The FFI group's superior performance corroborates previous research findings (e.g. Hernández, 2008, 2011; Lingli & Wannaruk, 2010; Parviz & Gorjian, 2013; Rafieyan et al., 2014; Spada et al., 2014) which suggest a marked positive FFI effect on the acquisition of grammar and pragmatics.

+ve skew#; marked positive skew.