Sentence examples for markedly though from inspiring English sources

Then, after technology stocks took a dive in mid-April, business slowed markedly, though investors rushed to adjust their portfolios for the end -- at least temporarily -- of the run-up in technology stocks.

At the same time, the number of non-Hispanic whites in those communities dropped markedly, though it is not clear whether those declines were largely attributable to deaths or to departures.

Even the increase in the proportion of children born out of wedlock has slowed markedly, though it has not yet plateaued.Fertility has unexpectedly recovered from its 1990s lows, pushing Britain's birth rate back up almost to 1970s levels.

Add the indirect effect on clouds and this could increase markedly, though there are great uncertainties.This dust-driven cooling, though, is patchy and in some places it may not even be helpful.

They responded objectively much more to the exercising woman than to the strolling man, and their blood flow rose quickly — and markedly, though to a lesser degree than during all the human scenes except the footage of the ambling, strapping man — as they watched the apes.

The MRR was inverted in 2005 2008 with markedly (though not significantly) lower mortality among exposed children on IPT compared with the community control children.

Below the rippled layer, the appearance of the rocks changed markedly, even though the composition remained similar -- evidence of different conditions further into the planet's past.

Mr. Collison's skin and eyes were still markedly yellow, though the color was diminishing as his liver continued to recover.

In the end the plan is a compromise that reflected all of the strains of the discussion among his advisers, one that is markedly different, though perhaps no less difficult, from the goals his predecessor set for the region.

The size differences between CYP71AJ3 and -AJ4 are not considered markedly different though.

Variation in the number of false positives between the HCV runs indicated error rates differed markedly, even though all samples were sequenced using Roche-454 Titanium technology.