Sentence examples for markedly relative from inspiring English sources

Standalone voice traffic already is decreasing markedly relative to other forms of communications traffic; in fact, as depicted in the attached, the majority of voice traffic will be IP-based in just a few years.

Although the helix-helix dimer interface is shared by all structures of the NS1 ED, and may have some biological role in that RNA-binding activity of NS1 is affected by its disruption, we noted that in all helix-helix structures the arrangement of the two ED monomers differs markedly relative to one another.

The number of subunits comprising CI in eukaryotes has expanded markedly relative to the homologous bacterial complex.

Also, at 5 hours, occludin, β-catenin, and laminin levels were recovered markedly relative to corresponding control levels, which paralleled with content of VEGF and Flt-1 significantly above baseline.

The solution phase emission spectra of both compounds in DMF show the presence of both pyrene monomer and excimer emission with the intensity of the excimer emission markedly enhanced relative to the analogous toluene spectra, perhaps due to greater pyrene pyrene interaction in DMF relative to competition with toluene.

Their carbohydrate-inhibitable binding to asialofetuin, cell surfaces of three tumor lines, rabbit erythrocytes leading to haemagglutination and cytoplasmic sites in fixed tissue sections was not markedly altered relative to phosphate-free galectin-3.

For example, Binswanger and her colleagues (2007) examining a cohort of inmates released found that during the first two weeks after release the risk of death among former inmates was 12.7 times higher compared with other state residents, "…with a markedly elevated relative risk of death from drug overdose…" (p.157).

For keratins and other intermediate filament proteins, phosphorylation on tyrosine residues is markedly underrepresented relative to phosphorylation on serine residues.

Lacking any evidence of a physical barrier to dispersal, and despite the fact that paleo-temperature gradients were markedly reduced relative to those of the present day, dinosaurs appear to have been sensitive to latitudinal zonation of environments [3].

Our previous confocal microscopic observation revealed that, in paramecia treated with nocodazol, the number of cytoplasmic microtubules but not clusters of microtubules around the macronucleus was markedly decreased relative to control specimens.

In E-PE we found that HIF-1α hydroxylation at proline residue 402 was markedly decreased relative to preterm controls (Figure 4C and 4D) (E-PE vs. PTC, 1H1: 1.40-fold decrease; 6H4: 1.44-fold decrease; *p<0.01).