Sentence examples for who markedly from inspiring English sources

"I think there are women who markedly overestimate their risk of getting cancer," he said.

Gut microbiome composition was potentially found to be important as a biomarker for improvement on a low FODMAP diet; children who markedly improved had a different microbiome composition as compared to those who did not [9, 61].

At 5.10pm Spassky returned, followed by Fischer who received markedly less applause.

But it was the privatised SA Power Networks who'd markedly increased power prices.

Finally, a man who was markedly less prepared and talented than his female opponent was called out as such.

Playing well within themselves they managed to handle a Newcastle side who seem markedly improved on last season.

Jones, who looked markedly quicker and knocked Kelly down twice before finishing him, even toyed with Kelly at one stage, holding both hands behind his back.

With Mr. Steele, the Republican Party has turned to someone who is markedly different from his recent predecessors in style and temperament.

Smyczek next faced a player against whom he held a 2-1 record, but who had markedly improved since their last meeting:17th-seeded Kei Nishikori of Japan.

(The population of Sierra Leone is divided between Christians and Muslims, who are markedly unconcerned by their differences. They intermarry and attend one another's religious services; Christian families send children to Islamic schools).

Dr. Volkow's group and other scientists have used PET scans and functional magnetic resonance imaging to demonstrate similar dopamine receptor derangements in the brains of drug addicts, compulsive gamblers and overeaters who are markedly obese.