Sentence examples for most marked effects from inspiring English sources

Pressure and temperature were the factors that had the most marked effects on particle size and yield.

The most marked effects of valence were in response to negative words, which elicited an Early Posterior Negativity (EPN) and a Late Positive Complex (LPC).

One of the most marked effects of rats was a 760-fold decline in the number of nesting seabirds per hectare on rat-infested islands compared with rat-free islands.

The most marked effects, unsurprisingly, show up in comparing more and less developed countries; for countries at similar stages of development, there is no consistent evidence that education makes a difference to growth.One possibility is simply that human-capital theories are flawed.

In this case, climate changes are among the most marked effects, often perceived even by not expert citizens.

Of all his childhood experiences it was the time spent out on the veld, whether tending the cattle or out on excursions of his own, which seemed to have the most marked effects on him, developing an attachment which was almost spiritual in nature.

An increasing tailing of the band at Δν=1381 cm−1 (CF2 symmetric stretching fundamental) has been identified as the most marked effect of decreased crystallinity.

The solvent was the extraction variable that had the most marked effect on the resulting bioactivity of the extracts in the etiolated wheat coleoptile bioassay.

Oxygen plasma treatment had the most marked effect on joint performance; resulting in a 40% increase in initial joint failure stress and a 38% increase of aged joint failure stress compared with the contaminated alloy.

The most marked effect of dyes in the transcription induction were for pox3 and pox4 genes, where pox3 presented the highest induction level up to 12-fold increase.

Collectively, of all transgenic up-regulation responses tested, GA elevation had the most marked effect.