Sentence examples for more prominent component from inspiring English sources

Summarizing, in participatory design experiences, the roles of designers and developers blur, while the role of users becomes a more prominent component of the process.

If the still-to-be-produced science standards are viewed as common core standards by the states (some 46 states have agreed to date to adopt common core standards in language arts and mathematics),4 then the teaching of evolution could become a much more prominent component of science education in the nation's schools for very large numbers of students over the coming decade.

Their patients with thyroid autonomy had a lower T3/T4 ratio compared to those with Graves' disease (2.0 versus 2.7%) [ 38], suggesting that in our patient the autonomous adenoma was the more prominent component of disease, which is also supported by the relatively low levels of circulating TSH-RAb and thyroid uptake in the region outside of the adenoma.

Occasionally, such greens outperformed other, more prominent, components of a dish.

Semiquantitative assessment of the neuritic component associated to amyloid plaques in parahippocampal and temporo-occipital cortices revealed that patients with ADAD had a more prominent neuritic component than those with SAD (Fig.  4; Table  3) independently of the number of A β plaques.

A right adnexal mass, similar to that one described in image a, but with a more prominent solid component, was also present (b).

Cancers that generate ulcerating lesions, such as gastric carcinoma, on the other hand, may be expected to induce a stromal reaction with a more prominent inflammatory component, characterized by an abundant leukocytic infiltrate and angiogenesis.

The fluorescence of this layer is blue-shifted relative to the other more prominent autofluorescent interfacial components.

With microfluidic systems becoming more prominent, modeling of microfluidic components within microfluidic systems is becoming important.

Indeed, in children these temporal peaks are more prominent than fronto-central components (Gomes et al., 2001; Bruneau et al., 1997).

Among them, the effects on phospho-ERK and phospho-p38 were more prominent, indicating that different components of CJ may exert distinct roles.