Sentence examples for marked tendencies from inspiring English sources

This proves that there are marked tendencies to overestimate or underestimate the range of the PAR for other latitudes.

The difference for physician's global assessment of subject's disease activity after 8 weeks (P = 0.014) and 12 weeks (P = 0.043) were statistically significant, while the tests after 4 weeks (P = 0.067) showed marked tendencies in favor of adalimumab.

Vox was rehashing the case made at the time by economists like Thomas Piketty, who argued in his book Capital in the Twenty-First Century that investments' marked tendency to grow faster than new income from work was causing and would continue to cause inequality to skyrocket.

Distant metastasis of DFSP is extremely rare; however, it is a locally aggressive tumor and shows marked tendency to recur even after wide local excision.

It involved me having to deal with 23 very different personalities, some of which were marked by tendencies towards aggression and resistance to change.

The marked graying tendencies of S-1, S-13, S-14, and S-15 samples were clearly visible with the naked eye.

The aerial fresh weight marked same tendency than total fresh weight.

Interestingly, the ccA21 peptide, which contains a polyA stretch within the range of those causing human disease (3) and displays marked polymerization tendency in vitro, forms hierarchically organized fibrillar structures that intertwine in complex tangles, as shown by AFM analyses.

The health discussions of the 1960s were marked by contradictory tendencies: in one sense, by the very antithesis of permissiveness; in the other, by a new style of "coercive permissiveness" in health.

As a result, the dpv diameter parameter was calibrated and well-marked tendencies on particle velocity and diameter have been found while changing input parameters.

All of these characters, Miles included, are marked by their tendency towards solitude and introspection.