Examples of using Less marked in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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In the information resources sector, such concerns are less marked.
However, this trend is less marked for the EU than for the US and Japan.
Motor: with depression more often motor retardation. Less marked restlessness.
The increases were less marked in Morocco and Tunisia between 2 and 3 years over the same period.
The decline in demand that was akey during the first half of 2009 was less marked in May and June.
Then the symptoms are less marked, but it is easy for any one acquainted with the ways of these forces to see what has happened.
Under the age of 30, however, and especially in the age group 20 to 25,the difference is less marked.
The European Union's specialisation is less marked than the other three zones.
However, the impact of COMETT on the pattern of collaboration between university andindustry has been less marked.
Confidence in expected success in the examination was also less marked in lower secondary school leavers.
The changes in the number of international operations where thebidder is a Community enterprise are less marked.
These dynamics are less marked in the Balkans, although there is clearly an increase in exports of agri-food goods and metals.
In the budgetary area,progress in convergence has been distinctly less marked than for prices and costs.
Thus the impact on growth in the euro zone will be less marked than before, even though the country-by-country results will reveal some big differences.
With the exception of consumer durables,this lower level of the index was less marked than in the previous quarter.
Differences in inflation rates have been less marked, and the current range of inflation rates has fallen considerably, compared with that recorded earlier in the 1990s.
Depending on the country and the period, the curve derived from this polarisation, or twofold concentration, is more or less marked.
Processes of control or checking and the re-evaluation of situations are less marked or occur in an automatic form in the pre-given frame of the patriarchal structures.
Middle class suburbs are more common in Northern European cities wherehigh status inner areas are less marked.
Geographical concentration, on the other hand, is less marked than previously, with the percentage of the Community population covered by the Structural Funds rising from 43% in 198993 to 52.
Strand B: Improved links between universitieshad been secured in Strand Ba but less marked for university- industry links.
Sensation of flowers, sense of freshness which can be more or less marked but never dominating; it is the aroma of good coffee, at times reminiscent of wildflower honey; it is always positive.
Strand Β: Improved links between universities had been secured in Strand Ba butthis was less marked for universityenterprise links.
However the decentralisation of manufacturing industry means that in at least some suburban areas economic problems of low wages andunemployment are less marked.
In Italy and the United Kingdom some deterioration in the terms of trade was recorded butthis was less marked than in the fourth quarter of 1986.
The average annual number of transactions involving EU firms is about 27% greater in the SDC data base than in AMDATA and, in percentage terms,the year-to-year fluctuations are less marked.
The sales volume of the Community industry followed a similar trend in this period,the decline between 1999 and 2000 being however less marked than the decrease in consumption in these years.
The greater convergence of fundamental economic factors allowed this reduction: significant progress was made in 1986 towards securing price stability andthe differences in current-account positions were less marked.
Cooperation between educational institutes had been encouraged at both national and transnational levels but university-industry cooperation was much less marked, especially transnationally.
In Spain, young rural people generally have a lower level of training and education than their urban counterparts,although the difference appears to be becoming less marked through time.