Sentence examples for markedly in time from inspiring English sources

The palpebral reflex scores differed markedly in time and between individuals, with some animals never achieving a score of 0. All animals under all sedative protocols used achieved a score of 2 before the end of immobilisation.

Except for two patients, in which the IgG type anti-FN-Cit1035,1036 antibodies disappeared, the presence of these IgG antibodies did not markedly change in time.

Andrew J. Spano, the county executive, and Jeanine F. Pirro, the district attorney, have his-and-hers dueling community coalitions, but both have also spent considerable political capital trying to fix something that can never be completely fixed, and probably can't be improved too markedly in their time in office.

These species are likely to differ markedly in response time to perturbations.

The proportion of patients aged 50 to 74 years increased markedly in each time period from 57% in 2000 2002 to 68% in 2009 2011.

The profile of confounding factors such as maternal age, body mass index (BMI) and comorbidities has also changed markedly in this time.

Blood glucose levels (mmol/L) in model rats elevated markedly in all time points with peaked at 30 min (31.5 ± 1.3), but all PF40 groups more gently rise in the blood glucose level than the model control group.

In the "placebo press" group undergoing the 60 min test, VAS scores decreased markedly in later time periods (23.4 29.5% between the 40th and 60th min) compared to the first 10 min (11 15% reduction).

As acute severity of illness data are recorded in the first 24 hours following admission to a critical care unit in the CMP, patients transferred within 48 hours were selected to minimise the likelihood of acute severity of illness changing markedly in the time since assessment.

The data providers corrected locational errors, where possible, but despite this site co-ordinates must be seen as only a poor approximation of the location and extent of sites that may be several tens (and in some cases several hundreds) of hectares in area and may change markedly in extent over time.

Most likely, the relationship between predation risk and contrast of carotenoid-based plumage colouration will vary markedly in space and time and will also depend on other factors such as the contrast of other colour patches and the behaviour of the birds.