Sentence examples for more prominent point from inspiring English sources

The emergence of the Royal Blues' young star Lewis Holbty and, to a lesser extent, Julian Draxler played a large part in the club's turned fortunes in this season's Champions League, but a more prominent point lies amongst the rest of the squad.

22, 27 However, the present results suggest that mtDNA deletions are more prominent than point mutations.

The only thing, one might say, is that the theory, instead of being more and more prominent to the point of replacing and being the Art itself (as stated by Tom Wolfe) has in fact lost the spotlight.

He started to make himself at home on the roof and made his vantage point more prominent with a cardboard sign - naming it 'the Shed End' - and he signed up to Twitter to post pictures of his antics on social media.

The reduction became even more prominent in later time points reaching 12-fold difference 10 days after vessel ligation.

This effect was more prominent at earlier time-points suggesting that γδTCR-mediated eosinophil-tumor interactions are important for the initiation of the cytotoxic reaction (Figure 9B).

One of the more prominent and critical regulatory points controlling the onset and tempo of cell division is the transition from the G1 into the S phase of the cell cycle and the onset of DNA synthesis [15] [18].

Electron microscopical analysis revealed similar findings as described after TNF-alpha alone, although the effects were more prominent at all time points after perfusion.

A rapidly migrating (∼27 kD) band that corresponds to the folded form of the free EspP β domain appeared within 5 min and was more prominent at later time points when the samples were not heated.

To break that impasse, Mr. Hill this week proposed a new approach that would give China, as close an ally as North Korea has at this point, a more prominent role in verification efforts.

The differences between the groups in the numbers of immune cells in the CNS further increased and were even more prominent at the latest time point that we examined (day 50; Table 2).