Sentence examples for most conspicuous change from inspiring English sources

The most conspicuous change in thickness of permafrost is related to climate.

The most conspicuous change is that Dana (Felicity Huffman), the producer of the show-within-a-show, has become absolutely giddy.

That will be the most conspicuous change in the new-look county programme which has finally been agreed after lengthy research initially led by the former ECB chairman David Morgan before a survey which attracted more than 25,000 responses.

The most conspicuous change has been the near-elimination of acroporid corals across the entire region [6].

First, size-selective predation by fish imposes strong directional selection on populations of Daphnia [ 16, 22, 23, 43], and in Sierra Nevada lakes the most conspicuous change in the selective environment is the recent introduction of salmonid fishes.

The most conspicuous change within growth factor-treated cartilage explants is evidence of synchronised growth and resorption that results in thinner cartilage, mirroring morphological changes that occur during maturation in vivo [17,27].

Redchurch Street displays with special intensity one of the most conspicuous changes in the East End, which is its gentrification – of parts, if not all.

One of the most conspicuous changes in health care in recent years has been the proliferation of alcohol-hand-rub dispensers in hospitals and doctors' offices — often as part of a Gojo program called Purell Portal.

The most conspicuous changes are at promoters that have high levels of RNA polymerase II (RNAPII) stalling and DNA accessibility and show specific enrichment for the BRM remodeler.

In this study, the most conspicuous changes in the ST model included mitochondrial swelling and crest fracture, as found in the SYS model.

The most conspicuous changes have been an average increase in temperature of about 2°C over this period [ 3], and changes in patterns of cyclonic activity around the Antarctic continent, along with changes in precipitation intensity [ 4].