Sentence examples for a particularly salient example from inspiring English sources
Archaeology provides us with a particularly salient example, for archaeologists must use analytical theories drawn from familiar sources to make hypotheses about past cultures and lifeways and to interpret archaeological data as evidence to test these hypotheses.
Global methylmercury (MeHg) contamination of the aquatic ecosystem provides a particularly salient example of how our individual focus on health has affected our policies on environmentally mediated population health.
A particularly salient example of a perturbation in Cav1.2 function is Timothy syndrome (TS), a rare genetic disorder caused by dominant mutations in the gene CACNA1C, which encodes the α subunit of the voltage-gated calcium channel Cav1.2.
And the longer the geoengineering went on, the more striking the effect became; scenarios that kept one region's temperature 1990-like would push the precipitation out of bounds somewhere else, and vice versa.A particularly salient example of this comes from Asia.
Philip Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment is one particularly salient example of the arbitrariness and power of group identity.
Two particularly salient examples were conflicts with the University of Pennsylvania and the Canadian Province of Ontario.
Figure 10 is a particularly striking example.
It is ironic that The Question of Animal Culture does not speak to a broader readership of biology students, considering that culture is a particularly salient and therefore eminently teachable example of the importance of social and other forms of environmental determination in developmental and evolutionary biology.
A particularly salient difference, of course, is how each culture approaches failure.
Mr. Cooper makes a particularly salient point: Mr. Obama is "an introverted scholarly moderate," not someone likely to bring about major change.
This is a standard problem with trying to understand a genus in terms of a particularly salient species thereof.
