Sentence examples for markedly more of from inspiring English sources

The samples revealed that all three children consistently consumed coca leaves (from which cocaine is derived) and alcoholic beverages, but the oldest child, the famed "Maiden," ingested markedly more of the substances.

A Clinton presidency promised more, perhaps markedly more, of the same -- an attitude summed up in her infamous comment about the late Libyan autocrat Muammar Gaddafi: "We came, we saw, he died".

"Millennials are markedly more accepting of same-sex behavior than GenX'ers were at the same age – but then, so are most adults," Sherman said in a press release sent by Florida Atlantic University.

Markedly more infants of mothers with GDM were born large for gestational age (21 vs. 7%; P < 0.05) even though these infants were born earlier than their non-GDM counterparts (39.0 ± 0.21 vs. 39.6 ± 0.07 weeks; P < 0.05).

The number of differential urinary metabolites was markedly more than that of differential serum metabolites between the patients of LUPM and HUPM.

In the end, compelling hypotheses are ones that not only are in accord with and serve to explain patterns and concordances among the data, but also have few ad hoc adjustments to account for observations that do not fit; moreover, they provide markedly more plausible explanations of the array of results on hand than can be provided by the counter-hypotheses.

The number of adipocytes in inguinal WAT of Leptin145E/145E mice (6.2×107) was markedly more than that of Leptin+/+ mice (1.5×107).

They hold a markedly more positive view of Democrats than they do of Republicans.

Cocaine is also injected in solution or smoked in a chemically treated form known as freebase; either of these methods produces a markedly more compulsive use of the drug.

Although we now have a markedly more confined list of candidate genes, the large number of annotations for "hypothetical proteins" among the unique genes shows that it is of great importance to study gene functions in order to understand species-specific traits.

As of April 1, she had $4.1 million in the bank, markedly more than any of her likely rivals.