Sentence examples for prominence which is from inspiring English sources

Separately, Richards flagged up concerns about the future regulation of electronic programme guides, or EPGs, and the prominence which is given to public service broadcasters such as the BBC.

d Increased echogenicity with ductal prominence, which is typical appearance of a lactating breast on grey-scale ultrasound.

For this purpose, the concept of peak prominence, which is the protruding part of each visible peak with regard to the valleys that delimit it, was used.

MRI brain performed at 18 h of onset of attack revealed right cerebral hemisphere sulcal effacement and cortical prominence which was hyperintense on T2, FLAIR and DWI images with no abnormality on the ADC map bilaterally (Fig. 1a e).

We have studied the erupting prominences which were associated with coronal mass ejections during a series of campaigns involving both spacecraft and ground-based observatories.

But there was something else, too, which on its face may sound as self-interested as my happiness at Crimea's newfound prominence but which is actually a feeling of wider scope: I felt frustrated that world events conspired to undermine my designs for the book.

"The Bible's prominence disappears, which is not surprising since the debate centered upon specific institutions about which the Bible has little to say.

No other country in the world, we can safely say, would give such prominence to embarrassment, which is deemed elsewhere to be a minor-league emotion.

As many as one in 10 residents is addicted, and fatal overdoses have been spiking in recent years, largely due to the prominence of fentanyl, which is being cut into heroin.

Despite Sparta's military prominence among Greek states, which is the primary fact about it, Sparta's development is especially difficult to trace.

This explains the prevalence and high prominence of groundwater use, which is extracted from shallow wells and boreholes (Pavelic et al. 2012).