Sentence examples for of markedly less from inspiring English sources

Tinsley says she's optimistic that "after a period of markedly less in-depth reporting, the public will realize what it's missing and the market will respond with a solution".

In addition, dates of markedly less than 100 mya for the root of placental mammals also bring into question earlier hypotheses that traditional continental drift models explain the geographic distribution of the four major groups of placental mammals [2] [5], [13], [42].

In the pair-wise comparisons between Novoalign and any of the other three aligners for S2 data set, the number of reads assigned to the first class increases almost 3-fold, (1.2 million vs. 3.7 million), while the number of reads that are only aligned by the opponents of Novoalign become markedly less (see class 2 of Table 8), compared to non-trimmed alignments (see class 2 of Table 6).

According to the report in Naeye [ 14], after 33 weeks gestation, the mean weight of twins is markedly less than that of singletons.

First of all, the magnitude of DNA methylation changes for both types of DMRs was markedly less than many tissue-specific or cancer-related differences.

All of this, with markedly less funding – or investment, or money, or whatever you choose to call that essential lubricant of operation.

A child from a family in America's bottom quintile of earners is markedly less likely than a child born into the top quintile to be ready for school at five.

Although tropoelastin coated the entire PTFE surface, the cell binding C-terminus of tropoelastin was markedly less solvent exposed on the PIII-treated, hydrophilic regions.

However, HPA3P, in which a proline (Pro) is substituted for glutamic acid (Glu) at position 9 of HPA3, shows markedly less cytotoxicity.

Stone size subgroup analyses revealed PNL and RIRS were considerably more effective than SWL for >10 mm stones, but the magnitude of benefit was markedly less for ≤10 mm stones.

This means that high cost cities and counties can't enact a higher minimum wage than areas where the cost of living is markedly less.