Sentence examples for more marked evidence from inspiring English sources

Subjects (n = 8) given PQ twice weekly showed more marked evidence of haemolysis.

This finding supports the more marked visual differences in evidence in the dizygotic composite comparison than that found for the monozygotic composite comparison (Fig. 1).

A higher incidence of leukaemia, particularly ALL, was found in rural areas with more marked population growth but there was no evidence of raised incidence in urban areas with similarly high levels of population increase.

Archaeological evidence indicates that the Parthians had a more marked influence on art and architecture.

Community size does not matter either; however, there is evidence suggesting that highly educated respondents have a more marked status quo bias than others, which is true also of those who feel ill subjectively, the chronically ill, and those with an illness-related physician visit during the past twelve months (for more details, see MacNeil Vroomen and Zweifel [17]).

Stratification of analysis by Charlson Index score at baseline showed no evidence that the mortality increase after bereavement was more marked in subjects with pre-existing comorbid conditions (Table  4).

This procedure will typically only be undertaken if there is anemia that is more marked than expected by the severity of nosebleeds, or if there is evidence of severe bleeding (vomiting blood, black stools).

Since 1980, when the hypothesis was introduced, evidence has accumulated documenting slow trends toward morbidity compression in the population, and much more marked changes in selected population subgroups.

The contrast with the UK could not be more marked.

The contrast with Michael Phelps could hardly be more marked.

Nowhere was this more marked than in writing.