Sentence examples for more marked influence from inspiring English sources
Archaeological evidence indicates that the Parthians had a more marked influence on art and architecture.
The formation of Gd-Ov clusters in hyperstoichiometric U1−yGdyO2+x has a more marked influence on reactivity than the accompanying changes in grain size and electrical conductivity.
A statistical experimental design was used showing a more marked influence of temperature than hexanoic acid on both lactate production and biomass concentration.
There had also been "a small but statistically significant" worsening in young people's belief that they could influence their own destinies – more marked in households where at least one parent was out of work.
Owing to the site of its capital city, the empire was subject to a complex of influences that were nowhere more marked than in the dress of its ruling classes.
The question of whether there exists a "Sydney school"—as contrasted with the rival claims of aesthetics of a "Melbourne school"—has provided a context for debates about main currents in Australian art more generally, especially given Sydney's more marked modernist, sensualist, decorative, or simply commercial influences.
Because the ratio of the OP or CM pesticides in the mixture, the sequence of administration, and the timing of the administration can all have a marked influence on the toxicity profile of a mixture, more research investigating these relationships is needed to define comprehensively the interaction profile of a group of pesticides.
The ionization state of the library was found to have a marked influence on these results with the protonated series more successfully retrieved.
In the 18th century, French became the fashionable language in Bern and elsewhere, while the influence of the French-speaking allies and subject lands was more marked than before.
More absorption on the floor and ceiling surfaces in the platform area had a marked influence on improving STI.
2 Even in normal adults, a dry and cold winter season has a marked influence on the condition of the skin, and affects the face more than the forearm.
