Sentence examples for more marked up from inspiring English sources

These differences are more marked (up to 26%) when peak exposure is considered.

Xinhua, a state-run news agency, said these hospitals had embarked on "the boldest and hardest part" of China's medical overhaul.Banners and notices in the Friendship Hospital's foyer proclaim the changes: no more mark-ups on medicine prices (hospitals are normally allowed to add up to 15%) or charges for diagnosis, and no more registration fees.

Vanderbilt University economist Mark Cohen estimates that 10% of Nissan's borrowers had their loans marked up more than $1,600.

"Our studies have shown that minority consumers are more likely to be marked up than white consumers," said Stuart Rossman, a lawyer at the National Consumer Law Center, which is representing some of the plaintiffs in the cases.

"It's a sign of danger because people are starting to see that the stocks have been marked up more than fairly".

Our annotators marked up more than 5000 text passages in 200 articles for 1356 distinct GO terms.

While at baseline manual men had a slightly higher mean BMI, this difference was considerably more marked at follow-up.

The crews used livery drivers to make deliveries of cocaine, which had been marked up to more than twice the normal street value, Vance said.

In the pricing department, the most luxurious versions have been marked up the most, more than 10percentt for the fancy four-wheel-drive LT.

In the sensitive plants, the induction of oxidative stress response seemed more marked, with a specific up-regulation of contigs assigned to this process that could reflect an herbicide stress stronger than in the resistant plants.

Selling them at other retailers would've marked up the price even more.