marked difference造句

a marked difference [change]

a marked difference, similarity, improvement, etc

There is a marked difference between the two.

The curative effect of symptom between them had very marked difference(P0 01);

She noticed a marked difference in the children on her second visit.

The marked difference, in the final particular, between the rival vales now shows itself.

He explained the meaning of the words but I thought it meaningless. There was not a marked difference between them.

The fund expects the marked difference between economic performance in the rich and emerging world to persist.

This has prompted another marked difference with past sovereign debt crises: the size of the debts relative to the size of the economies concerned.

RESULT In the experiment group, the bore of the vertebral artery and the blood flow decreased, with marked difference from the control group (P

Conclusion Mikebao has better effect in relieving symptoms of senile diabetes II peripheral nerve lesion, but there's no marked difference between 2 groups on nerve conduction speed.

By statistical analysis, na treatment leads to a significantly decreased hemolymph protein concentration. No marked difference of midgut protein concentration between na and IB groups.

The marked difference, however, is that China produces the same amount of grain on only half the size of US crop-land but supports a population nearly four times that of the United States.

In this there is very marked difference between lie-detection techniques and the use of the " third degree", which has caused many subjects to confess to crimes from the intolerable situation.

the marked differences between the two children

But in fact, there are some marked differences.