Sentence examples for more prominently with from inspiring English sources
A very welcome issue, then - although Universal Classics does not get much credit for emblazoning the disc far more prominently with the name of the ubiquitous Rattle (who is now contracted to their rival EMI) than that of Davies.
It is unlikely they fully realised that their behaviour would be equated even more prominently with that of Nazi Germany.The empty chair reserved for Mr Liu at Oslo's town hall, and the absence of any of his family members to receive the award on his behalf, made this the first such ceremony since 1936 when Carl von Ossietzky, a jailed German pacifist, was a similar no-show.
Results show that size effect makes the effective rigidity vary more prominently with shorter beam length or larger layer thickness.
This receptor saturation effect has been observed previously with somatostatin receptor-targeted peptides, both in preclinical biodistribution studies [9], as in clinical use [27],[28], and has also been observed even more prominently with bombesin analogues [29].
Both peptides reacted more prominently with a-Ro/La sera from SS patients.
Newly regenerated bone formed more prominently with the TiO2/PEEK implant by histological observation.
Maximum plasma concentration was similar on days 1 and 4 for both cilengitide groups with exposure higher on day 4 compared with day 1 a difference more prominently observed with PFE + CIL1W.
In contrast, Cbx2, Cbx8, Bmi1, and others were more prominently associated with Ring1b in differentiated cells.
PolII peaks overlapped with the IRF5 RelA cistrome (>116-fold over genomic background; p < 10−4) more prominently than with the rest of either RelA or IRF5 peaks.
Historically, these diseases have been primarily categorized into two groups: CRS with nasal polyps (CRSwNPs) and CRS without NPs, reflecting the recognition that CRSwNPs is more prominently associated with eosinophilia.
Most of the genes analysed were expressed more prominently upon infection with E. coli than with M. luteus suggesting that there may be differential responses towards different pathogens.
