Sentence examples for prominent components in from inspiring English sources

Fronted by singer-songwriter Jay Kay, the band rose to international fame in the 1990s as one of the most prominent components in the London-based funk/acid jazz movement.

HIV-RNA levels and CD4+ cell slopes appeared to be less prominent components in these definitions.

In this study, we focused on delta and theta band because these frequencies correspond directly to prominent components in speech and show the strongest speech-brain coupling.

Since foamy macrophages have been identified as a prominent component in vulnerable atherosclerotic lesions and osteopontin (OPN) is reported to be highly expressed in foamy macrophages, OPN could be a potential target for vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque imaging.

It is acknowledged that water is the prominent component in the proton exchange membrane because it acts as a proton conductor in which the adsorbed water facilitates proton transport [39]. Figure 9 presents the results of water uptake and methanol uptake of the SA/SGO membrane with varying SGO wt% values.

In the healthy awake human at rest with eyes closed ("relaxed wakefulness"), the most prominent component in the EEG is the 8 to 12 Hz alpha rhythm, known since the pioneering work of Berger [3].

Triricinolein (TR3), the most prominent component in castor bean, is the high polar triglyceride.

Nevertheless, prevalence of QRNG was much higher in MSM, with the triply resistant type being the most prominent component in the rise of ciprofloxacin resistance in GISP isolates.

Since the discovery of actin as a prominent component in the cytoplasm of practically all eukaryotic cells, a plethora of such actin-binding proteins has been described and characterized.

In the diurnal tide spectra in Figure 3, DE3 is the prominent component followed in importance by DE2, DW2, and D0 and then DW3 and DW5.

Deficits in prefrontal-related executive cognition and working memory are prominent components of cognitive dysfunction in schizophrenia (Park and Holzman, 1992; Weickert et al, 2000; Weinberger et al, 1986, 2001; Wexler et al, 1998), and have been linked to evidence of diminished prefrontal dopamine signaling (Akil et al, 1999; Weinberger et al, 1988, 2001).