Sentence examples for conspicuously reduced from inspiring English sources

In Anhinga, Phalacrocorax, and Sulidae, the orbital process is conspicuously reduced in dorsoventral thickness, and more triangular in medial or lateral aspect, tapering to a point distally.

In some seedlings that failed to develop true leaves, root development was poor and plant stature conspicuously reduced.

Endothelial fenestrations were also conspicuously reduced in the renal glomerulus, whether assessed by transmission electron microscopy or by scanning electron microscopy.

Carex secta is a large tussock sedge that tolerates prolonged waterlogging and flooding, albeit with conspicuously reduced growth in permanent standing water.

In stage III with established dense fibrosis in the perilobular spaces, PSC are conspicuously reduced in number, and in stage IV, when in addition to perilobular fibrosis calculi in the ducts are present, PSC are mainly detected adjacent to duct ulcerations caused by calculi.

Compared with the control, the treatment of synovial fibroblasts with 200  μM lunasin for 48 h significantly decreased the expression of Cyclin-dependent kinase 2 (CDK2) and Cyclin E and conspicuously reduced the phosphorylation of Rb; in contrast, lunasin strongly elevated the level of p27 but failed to modify the production of Cyclin D1).

Most conspicuously, strain 6399 (milk isolate) appeared to have a largely reduced rpoN transcript amount, which also seemed to negatively affect luxS transcript, and matched the low observed in vitro motility of this strain.

At AIG materials for the training program were conspicuously branded "The AIG Way of Negotiating," and Hancock publicly emphasized both the reduced litigation costs and the reputational benefits he hoped would result.

This can't be reduced to a single line of thought". Pro-Israel professors on campus, who have been conspicuously quiet, say they feel cowed and nervously out of fashion.

Within the group of catchments on continuous permafrost, characteristics of cold-season flow vary conspicuously as some rivers exhibit very fast recession and cessation of flow for 3 4 months, while others show strongly reduced, but continuous discharge throughout the cold season.

In notothenioids, the pterygoid process is conspicuously absent throughout extended periods of larval development, and in adults this structure (i.e., ectopterygoid) is greatly reduced in size [ 13].