The phrase "also conspicuous that the" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where you want to highlight something that is noticeable or evident, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "It is also conspicuous that the results of the study were not as expected."
Alternatives: "also evident that the" or "also noticeable that the".
It was also conspicuous that 25% of the identified phylogenetic species were represented only by a single isolate, i.e. they formed lone lineages.
It's also conspicuous that Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C ., a top TR-S.C .ly, is now blocking the Senatopfrom Trumpg up the resolution, even though it's not binding.
It is also conspicuous that there are also many genes of unknown function that are selectively and strongly expressed in the hindgut, hinting at processes that are yet to be identified.
It was also conspicuous that WRKY26 and WRKY33 (regulation of heat-induced ethylene-dependent response of Arabidopsis [ 60]), WRKY18 (activated downstream of a MAPK signalling pathway responding to pathogens [ 61, 62]) and WRKY40 (responses to abscisic acid (ABA) and abiotic stress [ 63]) were up-regulated.
Also conspicuous is the deep cleft known as the Brèche de Roland.
But the crowd was also conspicuous for the seats it did not fill.
The two acts were also conspicuous by their absence from the Mercury prize shortlists.
The resurgence of familiar "comfort shows" after the terror attacks has been unmistakable; but it's also true that the most conspicuous example, "Friends," is having an extraordinarily good season, daring to let some of its Peter Pan characters grow up.
So too is the conspicuous scar that runs across the chest of the family's dog, Roxy, who was also slashed.
Another student, Samantha Seneviratne, said that Mr. Howard and his identical twin, Nathaniel, also were conspicuous on the close-knit campus.
