Sentence examples for conspicuous segment from inspiring English sources

In contrast, populations from the TMVB are dense, appressed shrubs (20 cm to 1 m or more), flattened against rocks or cliffs and tend to have 3 5 (max. 7) leaflets with the terminal leaflet always inserted on a conspicuous segment of the rachis (table 2).

The body of oligochaetes is uniformly segmented and has conspicuous segmental lines.

Specimens from Cerro Zamorano, Sierra del Doctor, and Cerro Pingüical populations of B. alpina (Za SMOr populations) are low rhizomatous shrubs (20 60 cm) that tend to have only three leaflets per leaf and a sessile terminal leaflet (not inserted on a conspicuous rachis' segment) (table 2).

The most conspicuous specialization of segments is in the head.

The segments are conspicuous for an unusually high proportion of polar residues in their hydrophobic core.

This was not unexpected as satellites have been previously reported to be unduly enriched in tags from ChIP-enriched libraries as well [10], marked by conspicuous spikes in otherwise flat genomic segments.

The adult worms were morphologically identified as S. mansoni according to the following features: scolex with 2 longitudinal grooves, mature and gravid proglottids with conspicuous uterus at the center of segments, spiral-shaped uterus (unlike the rosette-shaped uterus of Diphyllobothrium latum), and cirrus and vaginal pore with separate openings (8, 9 ).

The first segment is enlarged and bears a conspicuous crown of curved spines, or "scalids".

"I said there was a conspicuous absence of older women – of all the segments in society – that isn't seen," Bakewell told BBC News.

The most conspicuous slip partitioning was in the northeastern part of the central section of the Futagawa segment, where two sub-parallel primary ruptures formed 2 2.5 km apart (Fig. 5a).

In addition, there is conspicuous inter-individual variation in the scale of the differences among segments.