Sentence examples for markedly distant from inspiring English sources
MDMs and DCs remained markedly distant in the dendrogram, which underlines their functional divergence.
In the rpf tree, Xac is markedly distant from the other strains.
However, when the PP was partially deleted, regeneration took place from the distal end of the PP even if it is located on the midsection of a bony pedicle shaft, that is, a site that is markedly distant to the original regeneration site (pedicle cast plane) [ 10].
This models the case of static channels, or when channel variations are too slow with respect to the scheduling period, or channel variations are small with respect to the difference of path loss between the users, such as when one user is markedly more distant to the transmitter than the other.
10 Furthermore, those patients who do have positive nonsentinel nodes have a markedly higher risk of distant metastases and may be beyond the reach of further preventative surgery.
We stratified by cancer stage and found that the interaction was markedly concentrated in patients with distant metastases.
The expression of exogenous Syk in metastatic breast cancer cells inhibits their motility and markedly attenuates the formation of distant metastases.
We show that the decay of memory associated with a given context is greatest for movements made in that context, with more distant contexts showing markedly reduced decay.
In the present study, we show for the first time that a single tyrosine-to-phenylalanine substitution (Y477F) in ezrin markedly attenuates local invasion and distant metastasis of breast cancer cells from the primary tumor site.
The basic assumption in this method is that networks at close time points do not have significant topological differences but have common edges with high probability; in contrast, networks at distant time points are markedly different.
In combination with docetaxel or the antiangiogenic agent DC101, the reduction of primary tumor volume and distant metastasis spread were markedly enhanced, suggesting its potential use in the management of these patients [ 22].
