Sentence examples for as prominence from inspiring English sources

Cataract formation was scored by slit lamp biomicroscopy as follows: stage 0, clear lens; stage 1, loss of normal appearance of anterior, nuclear, and posterior lenses as well as prominence of y-suture line; and stage 2, discrete anterior changes accompanied by distinct nuclear opacity.

"Climate change should have as much prominence as anything in teaching geography in schools".

One can imagine, in other words, health promoting hospitals, and ideally, as prominences in a cultural landscape of health promotion.

Antin, on the other hand, takes a more traditional Hollywood approach in which the glamour of dancing is given as much prominence as any backstage shenanigans.

I suggest giving foods such as these as little prominence in the diet as possible.

He gives women prominence as mothers, as much as as economists or lawyers.

The question of the poison is curious, as is the prominence given to it by Xinhua.

Google and Twitter grapple with similar problems and have mistakenly allowed fake stories to rise to prominence as well.

In the development of the maize leaf, the primordium arises first as a prominence some distance below the apical dome.

Of course any changes here could have implications for other parts of the industry, such as EPG prominence.

Other dysmorphic features, such as frontal prominence, scaphocephaly, a short neck and enlarged tongue, can be observed.