Sentence examples for most marked exception from inspiring English sources

The proportion of patients with previous digital ulcer complications and interventions was broadly similar in the anti-scleroderma-70 subgroup and the ACA subgroup; the most marked exception was for surgical amputation, which occurred almost twice as frequently in patients with ACA (14.6%) compared with anti-scleroderma-70-positive patients (7.9%) (table 3).

Brian O'Driscoll The most marked man in the history of marking.

Hitherto, most of the investments have occurred in the U.S. and Europe, with a marked exception this year when China's Ant Financial completed a staggering $4.5 billion raise at a $60 billion valuation, making it one of the highest-valued private companies in the world.

E2012 significantly reduced tau protein levels and phosphorylation in neurons of each genotype, with the exception of PSEN1 intron 4. Ts21 neurons, which displayed the most marked changes in APP processing in response to E2012, similarly had the largest increase in both tau protein expression and phosphorylation.

The Seascale LNHL excess was most marked among those young people linked with high occupational contact levels; it is therefore not an exception to the pattern of family infection shown by other PM-related excesses.

This "aspiration gap" is most marked in the poorest households.

Ecological adaptations in atheriniforms are most marked in freshwater species.

The most marked slowdown in growth was seen in Germany.

(Her own notably successful marriage she and Philip celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Nov. 20, 2012 was a marked exception).

The contrast between the quarter-finalists is most marked in the defensive records.

That distinction is most marked in the final story in the collection, "My Parents' Bedroom".