Sentence examples for largely inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

They were largely inconspicuous figures in a powerful but largely inconspicuous job, running the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress.

Though the house has been the subject of some alterations, these changes are largely inconspicuous.

While similarly noting the bleakness of the subject matter, Ian Inglis opines: "The lack of optimism in his words is matched by a largely inconspicuous melody and an inconsistent production in which alternate piano, strings, and guitar interludes fail to provide a coherent musical context".

Nevertheless, ultrasonographic patterns and echogenicity are often non-specific for diffuse renal disease [ 3] and can be largely inconspicuous even in the case of marked renal dysfunction [ 4].

FreB-inactivation by gene deletion was phenotypically largely inconspicuous unless combined with inactivation of the siderophore system, which then decreased growth rate, surface ferrireductase activity and oxidative stress resistance during iron starvation.

How to be inconspicuous in a village where everyone knows everyone and the roads are largely deserted?

The small, inconspicuous dorsal branch of the tapered posterior MFB has thus far been largely overlooked, although Ridgway [46] makes a brief mention of it in a contribution honoring the life's work of Kenneth S. Norris.

The clinical diagnosis of fascioliasis depends largely on the microscopic examination of stool samples for ova by finding eggs with an inconspicuous operculum [ 1, 3, 5].

Despite the ever increasing number of exotic invasives and the massive problems that they cause, the origins of the traits that determine invasive success remain largely unknown [2], [3], because invasive species typically only reveal their destructive potential following a long, inconspicuous lag phase [4].

Assiduously inconspicuous.

(Talk about inconspicuous consumption).