Sentence examples for but more conspicuously from inspiring English sources

The director's cut is indeed a few minutes longer than the theatrical version (both are included on the new disc from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment), but more conspicuously it's a black-and-white edition of a film originally released in color.

Deletion of TPK2 also decreased the expression of HSE-lacZ with respect to the WT, but more conspicuously at 39 °C than at 25 °C, consistent with the lower induced thermotolerance level in this mutant (Additional file 1: Table S3).

He said that they not only ignored Hamas attacks on Israeli civilians, "but even more conspicuously, they are silent about the Hamas regime's appalling human rights record".

Pharmaceutical firms are not the only ones to make a handsome living out of health care, but they do so more conspicuously than others.

But Republican governors are more conspicuously in the presidential mix, and Jindal was among those using this weekend in Washington to build the case that the party would be best served nominating an executive rather than a member of Congress to run for president.

A NOTE ON THE PLAN OF THE RUINS The paucity of Puuc sites that have been adequately mapped is notorious, but no site stands out more conspicuously as lacking a good map than Uxmal.

Irga6 is also greatly affected but the effect is seen more conspicuously as a reduction in the intensity of loading rather than in a reduction in the percent of vacuoles detectably loaded.

If the land owned by every corporation were held to this liability, while the land of individuals were exempt, the discrimination would be more conspicuously unjust in its appearance, but scarcely more so in its reality.

But epitopes recognized by Jim13 mAb were located more conspicuously in the stigmatoid tissue (Fig.  5D) and, although mainly inside the cells, they started to appear in the intercellular spaces of the stigmatoid tissue at the stigmatic edges, which is the area where the stigmas start to be receptive to pollen.

But the match exposed his decline as a player and, more conspicuously, as a person.

But there is another kind of support which has been even more conspicuously absent: the proposal of any feasible strategy for breaking the deadlock.