Sentence examples for markedly impacted by from inspiring English sources
Device ownership and access are markedly impacted by gender.
The results indicate that (i) the system performance strongly depends on the level of mass integration within the platform, (ii) the oil and gas recoveries are markedly impacted by the number of separation stages and heat exchangers, and (iii) disregarding the interactions between the several plant sections lead to sub-optimum solutions.
SDHD tertiary structure was not predicted to be markedly impacted by the patient's p. (Asp92Gly) substitution; no gross conformational change was reported by I-TASSER (Fig. 2b), whilst PSIPRED predicted only a mild alteration to the helix structure (Fig. 2c).
The implementation of this new model resulted in unprecedented urban growth, markedly impacting the landscape.
Here we report that nucleotide cycling or cellular knockdown of the small GTP-binding protein, ARF6, markedly impacts cholesterol homeostasis.
A possible explanation is that the level of Hsp70 induction by KU-32 may be too transient or of insufficient magnitude to markedly impact JNK activity.
Blood pressure is directly impacted by stress.
Ex vivo diagnostics in combination with in vivo diagnostics can markedly impact future cancer patient management by providing a synergistic approach that neither strategy can provide alone.
In addition the economy is slowing markedly and gasoline consumption is being impacted appreciably by higher prices as well as the weakening economy -- Economics 101 prescription for lower oil prices which just isn't happening (today's overall turbulence excepted but still to levels that are historically steep highs).
Bone metastases can have a markedly negative impact on skeletal health by disrupting normal bone metabolism and weakening the skeleton.
However, if the scores produced by different instruments differ markedly, this will impact on estimates of cost-effectiveness that are obtained and may lead to discrepant or uncertain conclusions as to whether or not an intervention should be recommended/funded.
