Sentence examples for differences in prominence from inspiring English sources

We can assume that both types of mental processing will be prompted in fictional narratives with differences in prominence depending on their authors' inclinations and the design and purpose of the narrative text.

This visual representation demonstrates the difference in prominence of the four factors, especially with regards to 'Topic.' Fig. 1 Total number of individual formality level selections per contextual factor.

The insignificant difference in prominence between HIV/AIDS activity-oriented news stories and HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented news stories is suggestive of the editorial value Nigerian newspapers attach to HIV/AIDS activity-oriented new stories in particular and HIV/AIDS stories in general.

We hypothesized that significant differences in VLP prominence exist between various plate designs.

Finally, we examined differences in the prominence of ethical themes by article/transcript type.

Although study 2 was not powered for efficacy, the statistically significant between-group difference in eyelash prominence achieved at the month 4 primary time point was maintained at the month 5 posttreatment assessment (83.3 vs 27.8%%; P < 0.001).

The sample size calculation is based on the ability to detect a difference of 0.5 in prominence means (calculated for cultural epidemiological variables described in the 'data management and analysis' section) with 95% significance and 80% power for urban rural comparisons.

Nevertheless, evident differences in the three prominences were superimposed on this overall pattern (Figure 10A, B).

But, pitch differences of 1.5 semitones create reliable differences in the perception of prominence [65].

The top journals covered by TCORS investigator publications are quite different from the journal coverage of the larger TRS investigator group, with a few subtle differences in the ordering and prominence of a few journals.

With a segment by Lesley Stahl, this news show vaulted the issue of underrepresentation of women in clinical trials and lack of attention to sex and gender differences in research to national prominence, highlighting that, "More and more, scientists are realizing that the differences between the sexes are dangerously understudied".