Sentence examples for markedly less effective from inspiring English sources

The modern-day sequences are markedly less effective than those showing the gilded, glamorous 1930s.

Lower activity was found for its enantiomer, while the two diastereomeric cis-products were markedly less effective.

Surprisingly, application of twice the dose of the 20 G OM 500 mL treatment with the alkylsilicone surfactant (i.e. 1,000 vs. 500 mL) was markedly less effective for both species than the lower dose.

Ads in response to that saying something like, "HEY, MAYBE WE DON'T NEED TO CRIMINALIZE ALL BEHAVIOR THAT SOMEBODY DOESN'T UNDERSTAND OR FINDS REPUGNANT" would be markedly less effective.

Strikingly, in the absence of endogenous ATG16L1, ATG16L1*300A-expressing cells are markedly less effective in anti-Salmonella autophagy, recovering less than half of the activity displayed by the ATG16L1*300T protein (Fig. 2A, right panel).

Rearing with −10D lenses, the higher dose of bumetanide resulted in a sparing of over 6 D of refractive compensation compared with the Saline group, while the lower dose was markedly less effective (−5.3±0.74 D).

Throughout the 1980s, he was fond of saying, the then unified social services departments comprising both children's and adult services had possibly been unique in contriving to become markedly less cost-effective.

The structure of a school is markedly less significant than an effective head teacher, a faculty which embraces change, and quality professional development.

Thus, only the uptake in the receptor-expressing tissues such as the pancreas, colon and tumour was markedly reduced (>70%), whereas the inhibition was slightly less effective for the PEGylated BN analogue (Table 2).

The cations Ni2+and Zn2+ markedly shifted the ΔErev to the left whereas Mn2+was less effective and Gd3+, Cd2+, Co2+ and Cu2+ were modest inhibitors (Fig. 10).

Kite flying itself is equally effective, with similar ups and downs but markedly less long-term paranoia.