Sentence examples for inconspicuous structure from inspiring English sources

In ferns, the haplophase is reduced to a small, inconspicuous structure (prothallus) that grows in the damp soil; the large spore-bearing fern itself is entirely diploid.

Colorectal cancers are classified histopathologically as either differentiated carcinomas forming tubular or papillary structures or poorly differentiated carcinomas including mucinous adenocarcinoma, in which such structures are inconspicuous.

These motors are not externally attached to a lever-based joint (as in many animals and machines) but are an integrated and often inconspicuous part of the mobile structure.

In the mimosoid legumes (Acacia and Prosopis species), EFNs are conspicuous and gland-like and are located on vegetative plant parts (Fig.  1A and B), whereas they are rather inconspicuous and located on reproductive structures in D. longipetala and S. rigida (Fig.  1G).

While chlorophylls occasionally produce colour in reproductive structures, these are fairly inconspicuous.

Short-lived structures, they become shrunken and inconspicuous in older leaves.

A single tree may possess both male and female reproductive structures; the female is small and inconspicuous, the male usually yellow or red.

Abundant worldwide, most fungi are inconspicuous because of the small size of their structures, and their cryptic lifestyles in soil, on dead matter, and as symbionts of plants, animals, or other fungi.

Locations were chosen to be as inconspicuous as possible but free from trees or structures that could affect air flow.

Sometimes technology and fashion merge in rather inconspicuous ways, weaving themselves together (sometimes quite literally) into a garment's structure in order to redefine the technicalities of the garment's design.

Histopathological examination revealed tubulo-papillary neoplastic proliferations and closely packed glandular structures with eosinophilic cytoplasm, round to oval nuclei and inconspicuous nucleoli.