Sentence examples for cause of prominence from inspiring English sources

The high specificity of clavicular prominence for SC pathology in our population is probably not correct because, for example, bone tumors also can be a cause of prominence of the medial clavicle; however, we did not see those patients in our clinic.

Those selection pressures cause the prominence of similar traits in more than one species.

Hence, no politician of prominence deserted George's cause during the abortive Jacobite Rebellion of 1745.

The publication in 1953 of Bonnefoy's first major collection of poetry, On the Motion and Immobility of Douve, caused a considerable stir in literary circles and immediately thrust Bonnefoy into a position of prominence.

The Pirates lost no one of prominence.

It takes work and some measure of prominence.

He claimed to have planned the capture of the Israeli athletes in an attempt to trade them for some 200 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel and to bring the PLO's cause international prominence.

We find that the properties of streamer-related prominence events are closer to those of prominence eruptions with transverse trajectories.

Throughout his two decades of prominence, whether in or out of leadership, Thrasybulus remained a steady advocate of traditional Athenian imperial democracy, and he died fighting for the same cause he was advocating on his first appearance in 411.

Mr. Abe rose to national prominence a decade ago by taking up the cause of the victims, five of whom were returned to Japan by North Korea in 2002.

The prominence of CVD as a main cause of death for acute HFRS prompted us to explore patterns of cardiovascular-related deaths in the remaining decedents (n = 214, 90% of the COD cohort).