Sentence examples for constitute a conspicuous from inspiring English sources

In the insect bodies, these cells often constitute a conspicuous symbiotic organ called bacteriome or mycetome.

Furthermore, the data points representing these mice constituted a conspicuous peak (near the origin of the abscissa) within an otherwise normal frequency distribution of compartment entries.

Cajal Retzius cells constitute a morphologically conspicuous group of neurons in the MZ of the early developing cortex (Edmunds and Parnavelas 1982; Frotscher 1997; Marín-Padilla 1998).

The Bush administration on Thursday gently criticized a French proposal to ban head scarves and other conspicuous religious items from the public schools, saying that such displays constitute "a basic right that should be protected".

Two objects constitute a pair.

Brooklyn and Queens constitute a separate diocese.

Does this constitute a sublet?

does not constitute a summary.

His verbal clashes with Kadyrov, which in present-day Russia constitute an act of political courage, were conspicuous.

Mussels are conspicuous and often abundant members of rocky shores and may constitute an important site for the nitrogen cycle due to their feeding and excretion activities.

Collectively, they constitute an emergency.