Sentence examples for markedly simple from inspiring English sources

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09560.017 In comparison to H. habilis, H. rudolfensis, and H. erectus, the teeth of H. naledi are not only small, but also markedly simple in crown morphology.

And while the new pattern may please many an ordinary eye, it is markedly simpler, duller and less functional than the original.

Unfortunately, we found that, while the CO1 data from species with exclusively (putatively) ergatoid queens had large phylogeographic signal, when compared to the three rRNA regions we utilized it was markedly simpler to generate, interpret and analyze.

Thus the 24-molecule HslVU protease is markedly simpler than, yet partially evolutionarily related to, the actinomycete/archaebacterial proteasome.

As described above, the morphology of moss and lycopsid spores is markedly simpler yet bears similarities to that of 'higher' plant pollen.

Overall the type III secretion system is clearly related to eubacterial flagella but markedly simpler (~20 proteins [ 87]), partly because it does not need so many regulatory proteins and lacks the stator of the motor that drives rotation (MotAB in proton-driven flagella; PomAB in sodium-ion-driven flagella).

Theinteraction with MDM-LPS cells is rather weak and the positive cells are markedly reduced by simple washing.

However, if the disclosed data set departs markedly from a simple random sample, then the uniqueness may be quite different.

Our results show that although kriging is a statistically optimal method, it is not markedly better than simpler interpolation algorithms, though it is considerably more complex to use.

In particular, we consider coarse-grained deltaic deposition where sedimentary geometries are markedly different from the simple sub-horizontal 'fill-to-the-top' sedimentation used in most growth-strata models.

But the solutions reflect markedly different answers to a simple question: How much can drivers be trusted?