Sentence examples for are particularly conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Their two-story assumptions of endless prosperity are particularly conspicuous in the Highland Park of today, a city so economically distressed that it recently removed most of its streetlights.

Groups of mesoderm cells derived from the splanchnic layer of the lateral plate (extra-embryonically in cases in which a yolk sac is present) become so-called blood islands, which are particularly conspicuous on the yolk sac of bird embryos (in the area vasculosa).

Two differences between Japanese and American social networking are particularly conspicuous.

Such processes are particularly conspicuous in species living in constant darkness, where, for example in Astyanax, all traits depending on the exposure to light, like eyes, pigmentation, visually triggered aggressive behaviour, negative phototaxis, and several peripheral outcomes of circadian rhythmicity, are useless and diminish.

The problems associated with alcohol consumption are particularly conspicuous in Russia, where it is estimated that the percentage of disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) lost due to alcohol is 28% for men and 11% for women much higher than in other large countries such as the United States, Brazil, Germany or China.

The signatures of these events are particularly conspicuous in the mtDNA data due to the absence of recombination.

The dearth of effective childhood obesity prevention is particularly conspicuous for minority groups.

McCain's resilience was particularly conspicuous when he returned from captivity in Vietnam, in 1973.

(Darker roots can be particularly conspicuous with men's shorter hairstyles).

This feature is particularly conspicuous in batch processes with complex recipes wherein production paths can be in opposite directions.

This putative aposematic signal is particularly conspicuous in summer, when the surrounding landscape turns yellow and grazing pressure is highest.