Sentence examples for more conspicuous because from inspiring English sources

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.

The omission of the question of discrimination is all the more conspicuous because it's the very question that "The Founder" builds, with yet another fine ironic twist, into Kroc's founding vision.

Romney's typically low-key presence in town is more conspicuous this summer, mainly because of the attendant scores of campaign reporters and camera crews, but residents here, like New Yorkers, are deliberately unfazed by the prospect of celebrity or political fame.

I mention the more conspicuous free agents not because they are exactly typical but because they point to something that is: a general drift away from old-fashioned corporate order and a tendency toward individualism in work life, especially among those who tend to invent new lifestyles for everyone else -- Wall Street, Hollywood and now Silicon Valley.

In terms of lesion detection, metastases are more conspicuous after contrast enhancement because malignant lesions lack functioning hepatocytes or Kupffer cells; whilst lesion signal intensity is unchanged the surrounding liver becomes either hyperintense (T1 agents) or hypointense (SPIO).

Transgenders tend to have a harder time than homosexuals because they're more conspicuous.

This method of assessment is practically useful and clinically appealing for both radiologists and referring physicians [29], because lesions are more conspicuous on this type of images.

We predict that eviction will differentially affect growth of mass (decrease) and structures involved in begging (no effect or increase, see [20]) Finally, we also compared predation rates between non-evictor and evictor nests to test the prediction of the hypothesis that evictor behavior is costly because it is more conspicuous as tossed eggs attract more predators.

Rodgers et al. (2011) found that only large guppies showed preference for size-matched shoal mates, indicating that shoaling is more important for larger fish as an antipredator response because they are more conspicuous and have a higher calorific value than smaller individuals.

Although prolonged calling activity might in principal serve as an 'honest signal' for male quality to females, in practice, males that call more often will at the same time automatically increase their likelihood of being chosen as a mating partner simply because they are more conspicuous than silent males.

Because it has become more conspicuous, the prize can do more for writers – so it can afford to take risks.