Sentence examples for an increased prominence from inspiring English sources

Reviewers noted a continued increase in melody from previous releases, and many were quick to note an increased prominence of keyboardist Bryant Clifford Meyer's work, using a Hammond B3 organ.

Following Christopher's early death in 931, and given Constantine VII's de facto sidelining, Stephen and Constantine assumed an increased prominence, although formally they still ranked after their brother-in-law in the college of emperors.

Seven (38.9%) respondents indicated that they considered their staff would generally be opposed to an increased prominence of CAM.

However, in the basal region there was an increased prominence of stress fibers suggesting that basal contractility and traction forces (driven by Rho signalling) might be potentiated.

Do you consider that your staff would generally be in favour of or opposed to an increased prominence of CAM in medical education?

In question 5 (Do you consider that your staff would generally be in favour of or opposed to an increased prominence of CAM in medical education?), the use of the wording 'increased prominence' is arguably a somewhat leading question and would have been better phrased as a 'change in' prominence or 'increased/decreased' prominence.

After 14 days a new epithelium was formed displaying an increasing prominence of basal and suprabasal cells that, sliding onto the whole explant, showed the tendency to underlay stromal tissue and infiltrate into the underlaying sponge.

After 10 days a new epithelium, slightly different from the original one, was formed; it displayed an increasing prominence of basal and suprabasal keratinocyte layers, containing infiltrating leukocytes that had probably migrated from the submucosa.

Not all reviews held the album to be such a departure – for instance, Andrew Hartwig feels that "Wavering Radiant continues in the direction that Isis have been travelling since their inception, with an increasing prominence of melody and a greater focus on placid sections to balance out their signature crushing heaviness".

If the driver puts the transmission into “sporting” mode, the tachometer motors outward like a long lens on a camera for increased prominence.

The dorsal phalangeal fossae of digit II-1, which house distal primaries VIII and IX, also show a trend of increased prominence with higher aspect ratio.