Sentence examples for not very marked from inspiring English sources

Cyclohexene behaved in an intermediate way without a cool flame, but with a narrow, not very marked negative-temperature coefficient.

However, it should be noted that swimming speed did not change along acquisition sessions in either group of mice (MANOVA, "session": F(3 32) = 1.04, P = 0.39) and though significant in some sessions, the differences were not very marked (wild type: 12,15 cm.s−1 vs. Dyrk1A+/−: 13.14 cm.s−1, MANOVA, "session": F(1 16) = 2,182, P = 0.159).

The fulness on the sides of the tendo Achillis was not very marked.

The influence of gender and socioeconomic class on prescription rates is not very marked, the influence of age and comorbidity is considerable.

Although the absolute pressure differences were not very marked, the differences in tension could be considered to contribute a risk for a skin lesion.

So, in aggregate, acarbose affects dyslipidemia favorably, though the effects are not very marked, and its use should be certainly supportive alongside other measures and/or medications to reduce potential CV risk related to dyslipidemia.

Annelid synapses do not have very marked post-synaptic densities in my experience, but these appear even fainter than usual, so maybe more needs to be said about the criteria for assessing them.

It is not very well marked from the nearby town of Chekhov — a typically ramshackle mix of Soviet apartments and post-Soviet garishness, founded only in 1954.

THE trails are not very well marked, except for the network that fall within the boundaries of the Parque Nacional de Garajonay, the protected high-laurel forest in the center of the island that is maintained by the Spanish government.

Moreover, very marked quantitative but not qualitative differences in levels of expression consistent with metastatic capability were noted.

Why this should be in a theatre with such an overwhelming, colourful presence I don't know, but the effect is very marked.