Sentence examples for conspicuous representation from inspiring English sources
Functional analysis of male-biased DEMs showed conspicuous representation of pathways related to renal inflammation and renal nephritis (six miRNAs, p value 1.93 × 10−10).
At issue is the conspicuous under-representation of African-Americans at senior levels of the bank.
Earlier, Mr. Guskind and others had spoken of the need for more diversity among bloggers, but as the newest members of the community introduced themselves, there was a conspicuous lack of representation from less gentrified neighborhoods.
"Zero Dark Thirty" operates on several levels, and it functions against itself: even as the movie stokes excitement for the hunt for bin Laden, it stands outside the mission and — without actually posing questions about the operation — poses the mission itself as a question, by way of canny and conspicuous omissions in content, strategies in representation, and control of tone.
The upper two panels (a) and (b) show two syllable examples from the GRW with conspicuous structural similarities in their time domain representation.
This is, essentially, the paradox of the artist: the richer and fuller a representation of reality an artist offers, the more conspicuous are his or her flourishes of style.
He created the Panhellenion, a federation of Greeks that was based at Athens, which gave equal representation to all Greek cities and thereafter played a conspicuous part in the history of Roman Greece.
The rise of the combined economic and political power of the middle classes, through increased labor and government representation, launches an economic boon that is marked by an increase in the conspicuous consumption of goods.
One of the most striking and exciting byproducts of our approach is the manner in which our visual representations of human economic activity are immediately suggestive, drawing the inquisitive researcher's eye to conspicuous structures, asterisms of light.
