Sentence examples for particularly conspicuous for from inspiring English sources

The dearth of effective childhood obesity prevention is particularly conspicuous for minority groups.

Overexpression of active but not of GDP-preferring Rab26 enhances vesicle clustering, which is particularly conspicuous for the EGFP-tagged variant, resulting in a massive accumulation of synaptic vesicles in neuronal somata without altering the distribution of other organelles.

This relation is especially conspicuous for the amplitudes of the P4 electrode.

The goal, in other words, is to carve out exceptions, at least for the moment, for people who have the most obvious routes to challenge the order in court and for some whose plight is particularly conspicuous, such as translators who worked for the U.S. in Iraq, to whom many in the military (and beyond) feel a debt of honor.

Lost in Showbiz has to ask after it emerges that the one Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge chose for a particularly conspicuous spot on their drawing room wall was prominently entitled The Negro Page.

Particularly conspicuous are the extremely low values for the recall of the positive class of SVMs with an RBF and a linear kernel.

Indeed, although nucleomorph genomes are highly reduced, encoding fewer than 600 proteins, one particularly conspicuous group of nucleomorph-encoded proteins in Cryptophytes and Chlorarachniophytes are the r-proteins for 80S ribosomes of the PPC.

(Darker roots can be particularly conspicuous with men's shorter hairstyles).

"He was really very good at being thoughtful and careful and not particularly conspicuous.

McCain's resilience was particularly conspicuous when he returned from captivity in Vietnam, in 1973.

Shortly after his coronation, a year later, at which the Queen made herself particularly conspicuous in an embroidered gown encrusted with sapphires and a towering ziggurat of powdered hair, she had her portrait painted for her mother.