Sentence examples for more conspicuous if from inspiring English sources
For a genome of a given size, a binding site will have to be much more conspicuous if it is alone than if it is one of many.
He suggests that the human clitoris "could have evolved to be much more conspicuous if males had preferred sexual partners with larger brighter clitorises" and that "its inconspicuous design combined with its exquisite sensitivity suggests that the clitoris is important not as an object of male mate choice, but as a mechanism of female choice".
After what has to be one of the two or three most sustained, consistent, versatile runs in the show's history, during which he saw many of his more conspicuous (if less talented) colleagues get mega-rich off of mediocre movies, Hartman left the show, burned-out and in search of other opportunities.
The latter appears to be even more conspicuous if the overexpression of the adaptor protein occurs in a cell compartment different from its normal intra-cellular distribution.
Now its dancers, such as Tamar Rojo, who performs with Britain's Royal Ballet, are entrancing international audiences, its actresses, such as Elena Anaya, are conquering Hollywood, and its directors, such as Pedro Almodóvar, are beguiling Cannes.The cultural exuberance is even more conspicuous in architecture, Spanish-commissioned if not all Spanish-designed.
The mass is much more conspicuous in cranio-caudal view.
This was much more conspicuous in the university-industry collaborations.
Of course, other billionaires are more conspicuous in their consumption.
Therefore, the importance of hydro-condition monitoring becomes even more conspicuous in hydropower station.
Body weight losses were more conspicuous in male rats groups.
And at least one person in his press office is as fiercely loyal an employee as you'll find in theater: Irene Gandy, who would be conspicuous as one of the very few black women in the industry if she were not more conspicuous for her fur coats, ambitious hats and flashy sunglasses.
