Sentence examples for markedly wrong from inspiring English sources
This means that estimates of the costs of scaling up, and the resulting estimates of financial needs, that are based on outpatient visit costs taken from a single, or a few studies, could be markedly wrong.
"However, given the categoric nature of the assertion made, it is incumbent on Barnsley FC to correct such a statement when it is markedly and unequivocally wrong and yet is made by someone that the public might think is authoritative on the subject.
When hybridization occurred between LNA and wrong base pairings, its double-loop structure markedly restricted the spatial twist of the LNA ribosome; comparing with DNA probes, this noncomplementary spatial formation resulted in hybrids with relatively high thermodynamic instability; hence, LNA probe has much higher specificity against single wrong base pairings.
The older player delivers her next turn with markedly raised pitch ("↑Oh::"), displaying she knew where she went wrong and also indicating that the SPP is a preferred turn.
A poll for YouGov conducted after the budget defeat least week suggested that support for the government and Alex Salmond increased markedly, and the voters believed that the opposition parties were in the wrong.
Compass's choice is not necessarily the wrong one, and it should be welcomed as a valuable contribution to the debate, but it represents a markedly different choice nonetheless, and should be regarded as such.
Her thinking cleared markedly.
Turnout was markedly low.
The mood dropped markedly.
