Sentence examples for conspicuous over time from inspiring English sources

Compared with simple cysts which exhibit non-progressive enhancement and haemangiomas which show discontinuous and persistent enhancement, metastases have a progressive enhancement pattern and become either less conspicuous over time or more conspicuous as a result of delayed central enhancement due to non-specific accumulation of contrast within the lesion's extra-cellular space.

And the more the animals rely on display to elicit help or effort from a partner, said Dr. Wachtmeister, the more extreme and conspicuous those displays are likely to become over time.

"People change over time.

Similar to nest predation, brood parasites like Brown-headed Cowbirds (Molothrus ater) in North America and Common Cuckoos (Cuculus canorus) in Europe may preferentially find bulky nests, and thus act as a selective pressure favoring smaller, less conspicuous host nests over time.

OT = Over-time.

On reaching adulthood, the mammary gland is growth quiescent except for incipient side branching and alveolar budding (conspicuous in most strains, but not all), which develop over time as a result of the exposure of the tissue to cycling levels of ovarian steroids.

Secondly, perhaps the most conspicuous property of SAMIs is that they do not randomly fluctuate over time but, instead, show long temporal persistence.

While macroparasites (defined as fish lice, tapeworms, nematodes, and some protozoan and fungal pathogens) can cause conspicuous harm to heavily infected individuals, they generally remain relatively stable over time and have limited impacts at the population level (sea lice may be an exception; Johnson et al. 1996; Krkošek et al. 2006) (Bakke and Harris 1998).

Over time and through trial and error, the plant becomes tastier (and often more conspicuous) in order to gratify the animal's needs and desires, while the animal gradually acquires whatever digestive tools (enzymes, etc).

Relationships deteriorate over time.

That changed over time.