Sentence examples for noticeable members from inspiring English sources

"Suppose you have a tribe, and the most noticeable members are the warriors, because they're adventuresome, they roam around, they're the first to be spotted," said Douglas N. C. Lin, a professor of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

This was especially noticeable when family members were present.

There are two noticeable exceptions; these members known as DUXA and DUXB possess introns, thus either one could be the progenitor for the large number of intronless Dux-family sequences found in the human genome.

Thus, it was particularly noticeable that all members of the mir-17 and mir-25 families (involving the 3 separate clusters miR-17 ~ 92, miR-106a ~ 363 and miR-106b ~ 25) showed opposite transcriptional behavior between the proliferating, BRAF- or MEK1-rescued cells (upregulated) and the growth-arrested Rasless cells (repressed) (Table  1).

This was most noticeable in those member states that had little or no tolerance for domestic civil society".

"Our work today receives very noticeable support from board members, who are really interested in our ideas".

Next we see the noticeable shortage of black members of his Cabinet today.

The band generally was more worried about Kiedis's addiction, which was much more open and noticeable to the other members, while Slovak was "much more subtle and much more cunning in his disguise".

This has been particularly noticeable in the younger members of staff who have focused on DEFAULT as the point at which they are expected to contribute in the ward round process.

On hand for her big night at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden (there was also a splendid after-party) were a number of other Soprano-family cast members and a noticeable bunch of pre-teen-agers, accompanied by their parents.

In China today, a rising generation faces not the need to conform but, rather, the need to stand out — to define yourself differently, to make yourself distinctive and noticeable to employers and to members of the opposite sex (or the same sex).