Sentence examples for markedly more aggressive from inspiring English sources
His remarks yesterday were markedly more aggressive than they had been.
At Saturday's rally, Mr. Abhisit's speech was earthy and markedly more aggressive than his previous remarks.
Both Obama and McCain have denounced the Russian incursion into its neighbour's territory, although McCain's rhetoric was markedly more aggressive.
One of its main competitors for prime nesting grounds [15], [26] is the larger and markedly more aggressive northern goshawk (♂ 517 1170 g, ♀ 820 1509 g), which opportunistically feeds on birds and mammals [27].
In contrast, Asiatic black bears and sun bears are much more similar in most traits: both have curved claws for climbing, neither seems markedly more aggressive than the other, and both are forest-dwelling species.
Our analysis could theoretically underestimate true progression risk for non-atypical EH if the EH lesions that were treated with hysterectomy within 1 year (whom we excluded) were markedly more aggressive than those that were included in our analysis, but this seems unlikely.
TR fish are more aggressive and exhibit markedly higher levels routine swimming behaviour than WT fish and may have higher metabolic costs associated with the futile expression of mRNAs and proteins required for growth (present study).
We therefore conclude that YB-1 expression can be used to identify those patients who are likely to require more aggressive therapy, given its pronounced association with markedly reduced RFS and attenuated BCSS.
Compared with control patients, markedly higher hospital mortality, ICU LOS, hospital LOS and hospital costs, and more aggressive interventions (mechanical ventilation, central venous catheterization, and urinary catheterization) were observed in matched patients with severe sepsis and IFI.
Democrats are markedly more ambivalent about Israel.
