Sentence examples for conspicuous degree from inspiring English sources

Readers describe their allegiance with a conspicuous degree of oversharing.

They make for a strange, slightly unformed threesome: the standup Phil Wang is by turns rather stiff and unexpressive, but also cheerful and unabashed; Jason Forbes is quiet, bordering on invisible for half the show, then suddenly gets his freak on; and George Fouracres dominates proceedings to a conspicuous degree in all the leading roles.

On this page we focus on companies that are conspicuous for their degree of vertical integration.

Mitochondrial swelling and vacuolation were particularly conspicuous, and the degree of rough endoplasmic reticulum degranulation in the hippocampal CA1 region was more severe in the MV3h and MV6h groups.

A conspicuous question is to what degree does the endothelial layer impede tumor cell invasion in a collagen matrix?

Although such species loss was conspicuous in the Iberian Pleistocene, the specialization degree of this group did not show significant differences after 2.75 Ma.

While the larger, more conspicuous vertebrates (mammals, birds, and to a lesser degree amphibians and reptiles) are well known, only a small minority of the far more diverse invertebrates (particularly insects) have ever been collected, let alone described and named.

Its conspicuous absence on television nowadays galls him to the degree that he begins acting out his unkind urge to mow down people he doesn't like.

In the present study, we investigate the degree to which such interocular conflict is conspicuous.

A conspicuous majority of children with an affected maternal second-degree relative were boys (71.9%), when compared with those with an affected paternal relative (46.6%) or sporadic cases (56.6%, P = 0.002).

"It's a huge price cut, and the degree of change is meant to make it conspicuous," said John Musser, editor of ProgrammableWeb, an online service for developers.