Sentence examples for most pronounced example from inspiring English sources

And it was a high-water mark for a wider phenomenon as well, for the cult of the central banker was only the most pronounced example of a broader cult that had taken shape over the previous quarter of a century: the cult of the expert.

The most pronounced example is an exceptionally high and persistent level of child malnutrition (46% in 2005 6).

The most pronounced example of this is a region of distorted markers at the 'top' end of linkage group 11_41_20_45, also identified in previous work [ 9].

The most pronounced example occurred in a Hospital A intervention ward: …there was a weekly juniors' meeting specifically for the [Hospital A ward] team.

All species of the subgenus Neritrema are polymorphic [ 25], but the most pronounced example of intraspecific variation is found in L. saxatilis.

The most pronounced example of bias across shifts was seen for the 10th percentile, where 16 of the 20 observed hairdressers had upwards biased shift estimates (as expected), with an average bias of 0.4°.

The Philippines is one of the most pronounced examples of their large international following.

Mining is one of the most pronounced examples of a process in which nature appears as a resource, as a slave and servant (cf. Leopold [1949], 223).

16 Another of the most pronounced examples is the phenobarbital and morphine tablet recalls in Canada.

The most pronounced examples of subtypes of AEs occurring more often in inpatients deaths are: heart failure (32 vs 4), pulmonary embolus (23 vs 4), haemorrhage (29 vs 12), ileus (14 vs 6), perforation (17 vs 3) and stroke or intracerebral haemorrhage (30 vs 4) (table 3).

The most pronounced case is presented in Fig. 3.