Sentence examples for modified markedly from inspiring English sources

Applications of additives and pulsed current modified markedly Zn electrodeposition from ionic liquids.

The pattern of breathing was modified markedly by increasing the level of pressure support, with increased tidal volume and reductions in respiratory rate, WOB and P0.1.

The effects led to the hydrogen peroxide accumulation on the modified cathode markedly increased to 175.8 mg L−1, while that on the unmodified one was only 67.5 mg L−1.

Other effect modifiers have been identified as well, such as NO2 concentration, which markedly modified the effects of PM10 on mortality (Katsouyanni et al. 2001).

Interestingly, modified DCs also markedly reduced tumor cells harboring stem cell markers in mice (P < .05), suggesting the potential role on cancer stem-like cells.

In the presence of various dsDNA concentrations in the subphase, the isotherms were markedly modified in a time and concentration-dependent manner.

In particular, replacement of a tetraethylammonium salt by a lithium salt markedly modified the outcome of the reaction, thus allowing the isolation of different coupling products.

Fracture toughness of the halloysite particle modified epoxies was markedly increased with the greatest improvement up to 50% in KIC and 127% in GIC.

The study showed that the hydrophilicity and biocompatibility of the modified PLLA were markedly improved by directly introducing lecithin into the polymer without the use of multiple synthetic steps.

The flame structure and flame dynamics are also markedly modified by H2 enrichment, which substantially increases the flame curvature and mixture fraction gradient, as well as the hydrodynamic and curvature-induced stretch near the triple point.

It is noteworthy that we observed the same pattern of neurophysiological and subjective responses in two different subgroups from a nosographic point of view: 1) migraineurs whose pre-existing headache was markedly modified by CHC as regards the temporal pattern of occurrence of attacks and 2) healthy women whose headache is secondary to the use of CHC.