Sentence examples for conspicuous phase from inspiring English sources

For his part, Modi made clear that he was ushering in a new, more conspicuous phase of India-Israel relations that would privilege the form of the relationship just as much as the substance.

Although the original MAI result suffers from serious long-wavelength noise (Additional file 1: Fig. S1a), there is a conspicuous phase change showing northward movement on the western side of the Hinagu fault zone.

Only during the onset of placode formation, this field is "embedded" in continuously thickened cubic ectoderm (phase 1 and, less conspicuous, phase 2).

This procedure makes the flagellum conspicuous by phase contrast microscopy and previous data revealed that this extraction does not modify significantly the length or positioning of several cytoskeletal components [12], [13], [22].

Hepatocellular carcinomas are often more conspicuous on delayed phase images than on portal venous phase images, and detectability and characterization are improved by adding delayed phase imaging to the biphasic CT examination [ 7- 9, 11].

Cross-sectional imaging signs of urinary infection are mostly conspicuous in the nephrographic phase MDCT acquisition.

Imaging manifestations of CO poisoning include necrosis and reduced diffusion within the globus pallidus, with corresponding abnormalities on FLAIR becoming conspicuous in the subacute phase (Fig. 3).

Hypervascular metastases are most conspicuous at the arterial phase when there is only minimal enhancement of background liver and many are only visible at this time.

Hypovascular liver metastases are predominantly supplied by portal venous branches, and demonstrate slower and less intense enhancement making them more conspicuous in portal venous phase images.

From the sustained drug release profile, it can be clearly inferred that the IMDDS allowed a constant release of the drug without any apparent lag phase or conspicuous initial burst.

However, conspicuous P- and S-phases could be detected in some waveforms of the LFEs (Fig. 5).