Sentence examples for be conspicuous because of from inspiring English sources

Metastases are non-enhancing at 20 min after injection although some are best appreciated at 24 h post-injection when they may be conspicuous because of lesional rim or segmental liver enhancement.

The many fruits are conspicuous because of their persistent styles; they occur in spherical groups.

Still, Mr. Snyder's downgrade of Agco to "market performance" -- considered a euphemism for "sell" -- was conspicuous because of its blunt, self-critical assessment of a perceived mistake.

There the plateau edges are especially marked, because the rock formations are hard and horizontal, whereas in Ethiopia they are conspicuous because of faulting.

The most abundant of the species, C. purpureus, has a worldwide distribution and is conspicuous because of its purple capsule (spore case), especially when growing on bare, acidic soil or burned areas.

It was originally called Abercorn, and its present name was derived from a Shona word meaning "to become friendly". Located at the site of a sandstone reef that once yielded large quantities of gold, the town is overshadowed by giant mine dumps at the foot of Shamva Mountain, which is conspicuous because of the huge gash running almost through it.

The short wavelengths of white light could potentially excite fluorescence, but it would not be conspicuous because the white LED also provided long-wavelength background illumination.

In these cases, the process is conspicuous because the larval photoreceptors continue to carry massive amounts of pigment serving as a natural reporter.

This is conspicuous because polyols are known to be abundant in animal cells under conditions of hyperglycemia [64].

The absence of Japan's elite long-distance runners in New York has been conspicuous because they perform so well elsewhere.

These colonies are conspicuous, not only because of the visible whitewash but also, downwind, because of the powerful reek of guano and rotting fish.