Sentence examples for the markedly higher from inspiring English sources

The unveiling of the markedly higher disease figures as well as the firings, perhaps the first of many, capped a tense week in which China's efforts to play down SARS, especially in Beijing, were assailed by experts from W.H.O. and questioned by medical whistle-blowers and local residents, who through word of mouth were hearing about far more patients than officials had acknowledged.

On the (markedly) higher end, they've got the Nokia Lumia 930.

In contrast, the markedly higher overall proportion of lower extremity injuries suffered by younger children as compared to older preschoolers has not previously been reported in a national sample.

The markedly higher cost/hectare of herbicide-resistant seeds must be added to the higher herbicide costs noted above to more fully reflect the added costs associated with HR technology.

The markedly higher concentrations of retene in flood layers and turbidites relative to varves/laminae suggest that these lithologies are more effective in transporting pyrogenic PAHs and can be interpreted as a proxy for wildfires in SBB.

At later time points the weight changes in surviving animals were similar in the two groups, probably due to the markedly higher mortality of mice infected with SH1000.

Arrays of gaping flat-lying macroscopic cracks infilled with lithostatically pressured fluid and lying subparallel to shear zone foliation are inferred to account for the markedly high reflectivity of the shear zone (Ryberg and Fuis 1998).

Therefore, no cause for the markedly high ALT activity was identified.

Next, the markedly high level of cyclin B1 mRNA transcripts was identified in a cDNA array analysis (Table 1).

The markedly high infiltrate of Tregs within the fibrosarcomas led us to explore whether depletion of the Tregs would protect against the development of MCA-induced tumours.

The markedly high carbon demand by bunches caused a mid-season negative carbon balance, implying that shoots had to draw further on reserves to supply the carbon.