Sentence examples for markedly partial from inspiring English sources

Another type of third-person point of view is presented from the limited standpoint of one of the major or minor characters in the story who is not omniscient and who usually presents a markedly partial view of narrative events.

One year survival was markedly higher in partial responders (80 ± 11.9%) relative to patients with progressive disease (23.7 ± 6.5%; p value < 0.001) and 40 ± 6.2% of the total DAB/IL2-treated population were alive at 1 year.

Near the folding transition temperature, the native free energy basin is markedly skewed to allow partial unfolded forms.

Markedly decreased arterial oxygen partial pressure (PaO2) levels indicating severe hypoxemia has been documented in several wildlife species during immobilization.

Migration appears particularly sensitive to KCa3.1 blockade, because even a partial block markedly inhibits oscillations in KCa activity, which in turn prevents the changes in cell volume that are required for migration to proceed 42, 43.

C2+ selectivity depends for both reactors markedly on temperature and oxygen partial pressure.

The tendon involved in the scarring process appeared hypertrophic and markedly fibrotic; we performed its partial section or multiple punctures in order to relax the myotendinous unit.

For these catalysts, the product selectivity for N2 from nitrite ions was markedly improved by decreasing the partial pressure of H2 in the feed.

Biopsy analysis conducted on the tumors from the four patients with partial responses showed markedly elevated levels of activated phospho-ErbB2.

Further suppression of background expression could already be observed in the vast majority of cells, but the precision of partial induction was markedly improved by clonal isolation of cells harboring Ptet-T6.

An essential contribution of miRNAs in this regenerative response has been supported by a recent study in which mice with genetic deletion of the DROSHA cofactor DGCR8, a factor required for microRNA biogenesis, exhibited markedly impaired hepatocyte proliferation after partial hepatectomy [ 17].