Sentence examples for provide markedly from inspiring English sources

One of the partnership's target application areas is engine components which, with Nanogate's help, may provide markedly improved gliding properties, lower breakdown rates and a longer economic life.

To provide markedly different structural environments for the inorganic phase, calcium disilicide powder was either added to a mixed-composition porogen during a given scaffold preparation, or alternatively added to pre-formed scaffolds.

The analysis of the concatenated nuclear DNA sequences strongly supports monophyly of the charadriiform order, albeit that the two genes provide markedly less support when analysed individually.

In our experience, alternative estimation methods provide similar results across meta-analyses as a whole, but can provide markedly different results for particular meta-analytic datasets.

In the end, compelling hypotheses are ones that not only are in accord with and serve to explain patterns and concordances among the data, but also have few ad hoc adjustments to account for observations that do not fit; moreover, they provide markedly more plausible explanations of the array of results on hand than can be provided by the counter-hypotheses.

"Our data suggest that the problem of racial disparities is not characterized by only a few physicians providing markedly unequal care," the authors wrote, "but that such differences in care are spread across the entire system, requiring the implementation of systemwide solutions".

In contrast, the fourth Fab library displayed a distinctly different chromatographic behavior, where Nuvia cPrime and related multimodal ligand prototypes provided markedly improved selectivity over Capto MMC.

For these His120 mutants Q-band electron nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) and multifrequency electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) (X, C, and S-band), all carried out under comparable cryogenic conditions, have provided markedly different electronic measures of the mutation-induced change.

Four-group differentiations provided markedly improved assignment success rates of 97% for most continental Europeans tested (excluding Turkish and Adygei at the far eastern edge of Europe) and 95% for Central-South Asians, despite applying a probability threshold for the highest likelihood ratio above '100 times more likely'.

Data from public health officials and pest control operators provided markedly different perspectives on the extent and localization of infestations.

In all cases, Nanostring provided markedly higher read counts than RNA-seq (typically 50- to 100-fold greater).