Sentence examples similar to conspicuous transformations from inspiring English sources
The most conspicuous examples are homeotic transformations that are caused by ectopic expression of Hox genes (Struhl 1983; Wedeen et al. 1986; Simon et al. 1992).
Most conspicuous, perhaps, is the obvious transformation of the landscape.
Palmdale is merely a more conspicuous example of a deep transformation affecting scores of cities around the country, one of the main reasons that the economic impact of this new kind of battle will be far different from that of past wars.
Metallurgical operations (smelting, calcination, gravity concentration) carried out during the late nineteenth century–early twentieth century induced significant land transformation, and the most conspicuous wastes of this period consist of a chaotic piling of 'old' tailing deposits.
Yet the American Antiquarian Society's path to such conspicuous importance in collecting and recollecting the cultural transformation of the United States was in no way foreordained; nor was the society's grasp of its destiny always firm.
It is conspicuous that the seismographic competence of the Americans regarding such transformations is not invariably more finely tuned than that of the Europeans; the current shift was arranged and partly initialized at an early stage in German-speaking countries.
This stratigraphy is conspicuous in many dated soil profiles and marks the large-scale Maya transformation of the landscape in the Preclassic and Classic periods.
Among the paradoxes of this transformation is that Washington's resurgent self-confidence is a direct result of its own conspicuous failure.
A spectrum analysis by Fast Fourier transformation (FFT) of the SNP density distribution revealed a remarkable periodicity around the TSSs, with the most conspicuous peak of power value 1.7 × 10-3 athehe wave length 146 nucleotides, and this periodicity persisted at positions ranging approximately between -200 and +200 (Fig. 2A).
