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.
But in "Ghosts," the disconnect between the ballet's hazy underwater allure and its layers of hurried hand-to-head gestures becomes more conspicuous: eventually, it feels like a repackaging of a world we've visited before.
The gap is even more conspicuous when it comes to Oxbridge.
And his failure to effect anything like the New Labour makeover, as signalled by the Tories' enduring feuding over the European Union and other right-wing shibboleths, is all the more conspicuous for it.
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.
It is an instrument that is much more conspicuous by its absence than by its presence..."...
It would have been a much more conspicuous failure had it been left in the White House".
The airplane pilot, Steven M. Altman, 60, could have spotted the helicopter, which even had blades designed to make it more conspicuous, but against the skyline it would have seemed like a small, stationary object and nearly invisible until the last few seconds, the board's experts said.
This makes gang crime more conspicuous; the Met reckons it contributes a quarter of serious violence in London.
That only made it more conspicuous that Mr. Koppel and his staff are keeping the seat warm for Jimmy Kimmel, whose new show will take over the slot in January to replace the canceled "Politically Incorrect".
