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Meanings of markedly in English

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Usage of markedly in English
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This effect is markedly increased for democratic countries with higher average incomes.
The Irish Times
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Results: The patients' demographics were not markedly different between the two groups.
Pubmed
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What has changed markedly, however, are exercise levels - particularly for women.
The Guardian
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Thus, Angiotensin II markedly influenced hepatic damage possibly by restraining fibrinolytic system.
Pubmed
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This allows them to sell at prices markedly different from those today.
Reuters
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Results: Adult alcohol drinking patterns have changed markedly over a 20-year period.
Pubmed
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Serum VEGF levels fell markedly in all 17 patients with available values.
Pubmed
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This is markedly the case in the Australian part of the Journal.
Captain Cook's Journal During His First Voyage Round the World /...
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Lengths of stay varied markedly according to factors related to social support.
Pubmed
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Provopoulos said the fiscal shortfall had come down markedly but remained high.
Reuters
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In addition, the cure rate declined markedly with increasing intensity of infection.
Pubmed
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This fundamental principle of human speech was markedly exhibited in Mr. Brooke.
Middlemarch
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In recent decades, modern drugs have markedly expanded and improved therapeutic options.
Pubmed
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Two very different sides, though, sides at markedly disjunct stages of development.
The Irish Times
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Their manner changed markedly if Holmes happened then to enter the store.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
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None of the neonates' conditions was markedly depressed according to neurobehavioral testing.
Pubmed
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