Sentence examples for more conspicuous at from inspiring English sources

In asterids, which are characterized by sympetaly, elaborations are more conspicuous at the level of the architecture of the entire corolla, rather than at the level of individual petals.

Looking further afield, both in distance and eccentricity, the Malaysian entries include an invention to make cows more conspicuous at night and a complex gadget that finds the end of a roll of adhesive tape, while Adam Ben-Drof of New Zealand offers a contraption that allows bored or lonely goldfish "to roam freely on land" inside a tank with wheels.

Although not dilated, the swollen fallopian tube may be more conspicuous at imaging due to wall thickening, enhancement, and surrounding inflammation.

Indeed, flanges of hole nestling birds are globally more conspicuous at their natural luminal environments than those of open nesting species when perceived by a bird eye [26].

Such impairment is weak at 37 °C but more conspicuous at 42 °C.

In contrast, HR was more conspicuous at the inoculation sites of the leaves without inhibitor pretreatment.

In telephony the systems aspects are more conspicuous because, at any given instant, the plant is a composite of new and old items, designed at different times in different ways to meet a variety of assumed operating conditions.

"If you put a pattern designed for the forest into the desert, it's not going to function as camouflage, and it might even make you more conspicuous than no camouflage at all". Dynamic camouflage would allow soldiers and military vehicles to adapt to their surroundings instantly.

However, the French commander General Pierre-Servais Durand was not convinced of their value and positioned his troops at more conspicuous obstacles.

At the obturator (Fig.  4C) starch is far more conspicuous and the secretion is not apparent at this time.

Separate chapters are added on parallax and aberration, the precession and nutation of the earth's axis, and the variation of latitude, which last seems a small matter to introduce into a work that can only aim at presenting the more conspicuous features.