Sentence examples for more marked temporal from inspiring English sources

The visual impression from these clips suggests marked spatial variation, with some geographical areas showing persistently high MPFs, and other areas showing more marked temporal variation.

Conversely, within the semantic dementia syndromic group, the Pick's and the TDP-C pathological groups exhibited very similar profiles of atrophy within the temporal lobe but the Pick's disease subgroup was associated with more marked asymmetry of temporal lobe involvement and additionally associated with more marked, asymmetric parietal lobe atrophy (Supplementary Table 3).

However, there was also evidence that clinical syndrome modulates the regional distribution of atrophy: in the Pick's disease subgroup, temporal lobe atrophy was more marked for cases presenting with semantic dementia than with other clinical syndromes.

49 Keshavan et al reported that longer DUP is associated with a decrease in superior temporal gyral volume, 50 and more recently Lappin et al found that temporal grey-matter reductions were more marked in patients with long DUP.

Normal decline in temporal lobe volume is greater later in life, while frontal lobe volume declines more early in life (e.g. Sowell's study [ 44] frontal age vs. volume curves in superior frontal region decline in first few decades in comparison with curves in superior temporal regions), and this is possibly consistent with a more marked effect of age in patients with schizophrenia.

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.

A more subtle, but more marked, effect of within-family sex has emerged in Iceland.

The sour taste has become more marked with the fall of communism 15 years ago.

The further east you go, the more marked becomes the East Anglian spirit, cussed and independent.