Sentence examples for a low prominence from inspiring English sources

If Indigenous issues were to have a low prominence in AR5 this would therefore be expected to have policy implications, with few other international assessments examining the state of current knowledge on Indigenous peoples and climate change.

Clarification: Language in this story has been amended to clarify that UMBC had relatively low prominence before the tournament, but is not a small school.

"I have been surprised" at the low prominence of national security debate in the campaign so far, Mr. Huntsman said, "especially given the times in which we are living".

Elements in quadrant II have low prominence but high relation, and they are identified as voluntariness.

Elements in quadrant III have both low prominence and relation, and they are relatively disconnected from the system.

Several factors contributed to the low prominence of HIV/AIDS in day-to-day life.

Also of low prominence in discussions and research around medical radiation safety is the scan length of CT scans.

These arguments have particular salience when examining how Indigenous content is integrated into IPCC, with some scholars highlighting the low prominence given to Indigenous perspectives and research in previous assessment reports (Ford 2009; Ford et al. 2010; Hulme 2011; Huntington 2011; UNU 2011).

More rural respondents emphasised the value of ritual purification (agnihotra or dhoop a Hindu religious process of purifying the atmosphere with smoke from a specially prepared fire) or protection from supernatural influence, although both were among categories with the lowest prominence.

At the lower margin of the stria is the spiral prominence, a low ridge parallel to the basilar membrane that contains its own set of longitudinally directed capillary vessels.

The technique provides stable fixation, avoids risk to the vital structures below the clavicle, and has a low rate of implant prominence and low incidences of nonunion and implant failure.