Sentence examples for marked transitions from inspiring English sources

"Beards have always marked transitions in men's lives," Allan Peterkin, a leading pogonologist, says.

Together, these data demonstrate marked transitions and nonlinearity in how climate and tectonics correlate to plagioclase chemical weathering and Na mass loss.

There were five response options: (a) meetings such as defusing, debriefing or others; (b) meeting that marked transitions in work; (c) a psychologist/psychiatrist, priest or others; (d) gatherings; and (e) others.

The environmental conditions associated with such phases, and the rapid and marked transitions between them, likely affected the distributions and adaptations of human populations.

Adolescence was not a recognized phase of life in Plymouth colony, and there was not a single rite of passage that marked transition from youth to adulthood.

When comparing NYHA disease stages, elevated ANKRD1 expression levels marked transition from NYHA < IV to NYHA IV.

However, the cells also retain plasticity throughout the life, enabling marked transition away from contractile behaviour to motility, invasion, and proliferation.

The SGA children also exhibited marked transition from lower pre-fed insulin and increased insulin sensitivity at birth to insulin resistance by age 3 years.

There are no saddles in the apartment marking transitions between rooms because they might disrupt her partner's balance.

Vertical lines mark transitions between states.

This modified PN together with marking transition equation provides a complete dynamical description of a Discrete Event System (DES).