Sentence examples for markedly even though from inspiring English sources

Below the rippled layer, the appearance of the rocks changed markedly, even though the composition remained similar -- evidence of different conditions further into the planet's past.

Variation in the number of false positives between the HCV runs indicated error rates differed markedly, even though all samples were sequenced using Roche-454 Titanium technology.

Reassuringly, the amount of stimulatory RNA in total cell extracts or associated with LGP2 precipitates was comparable upon infection with EMCV ZnC19AC22A and EMCV WT even though, as before, it was markedly reduced after EMCVΔL infection.

Sheffield's life, in comparison, was markedly different even though both women were 27.

The correlation structure for fat-6 and fat-7 mutants are markedly different, even though the genes both encode a stearoyl-CoA desaturase, demonstrating their very different roles in regulating fat metabolism.

Furthermore, with renewal control the timing of cell type production does not change substantially when there is stem cell loss, whereas with fate control the production of terminal cell types is markedly delayed (even though this strategy eventually does a much better job of producing desired final cell numbers).

It deserves emphasis that the ablation of GHRH in female mice markedly extends longevity even though insulin levels are not significantly reduced.

Mortality differed markedly between the cohorts, even though they were recruited using the same inclusion and exclusion criteria.

The data clearly indicated that the presence of PDMS blocks markedly facilitated the transition, even though the ratio of dimethylsiloxane to methacrylic acid units in the copolymer was low, 1 34.

Taken together, Ngn2 and NeuroD have markedly differing half lives in Xenopus, even though they show strong homology and functional overlap.

The similarity between the concatenated tree and concordance trees indicates that a robust phylogenetic topological structure could be predicted based on hundreds of molecular loci, even though these had markedly divergent rates of molecular evolution.