Sentence examples for apparent prominence from inspiring English sources

But some of the yuan's apparent prominence may still be the dollar's reflected glory.Outside East Asia, the redback's influence is still limited.

Given the apparent prominence of CD4 T-cell responses in IPF [4] [9], [14] [17], we were singularly interested in evaluating the HLA Class II allele frequencies of these patients, since CD4 lymphocytes are predominantly HLA Class II-dependent [25].

These include: the importance of a small number of journals; the dominance of the main membership journal from the respective royal colleges; and the apparent prominence of UK-based journals.

Paradoxically, this apparent lack of prominence and ambition may have been what persuaded others to support him.

Breyer's new prominence was apparent on June 28th, when the Supreme Court's most recent term ended.

The switch feature has been hypothesized to be the result of uncompensated negative charge at the bis-His-ligated hemes that has been supported by the apparent increase in the prominence of the switch with increased pH, because at higher pH values there are fewer protons present to counteract this buildup of negative charge.

Ellis' prominence made the apparent embellishments of his personal history all the more glaring.

Fundamental differences in gene expression between the three prominences are already apparent at E10.5, the earliest time point analyzed.

Given that fundamental differences in gene expression in these prominences are already apparent by E10.5, it will be important to extend these studies to even earlier time points to determine when specific patterns are established.

But the Shakespeare name only came to prominence after Marlowe's apparent demise, and he writes like a continuation of Marlowe, the two bodies of work blending so seamlessly at their join that some people wonder whether Marlowe wrote Shakespeare's too.

Limited prominence-specific expression was apparent for Loxl1 (GeneID: 16949), Tll1 (GeneID: 21892), and Pcolce2 (GeneID: 76477) (Figure 12C).