Sentence examples for pronounced quality from inspiring English sources

"There's just such a pronounced quality about the saxophone's popular image, and even Ibert was tapping into that".

This wine doesn't have the pronounced peppery quality that is typical of a really good grüner veltliner, nor is it complex.

These symptoms are often pronounced, reduce quality of life and have economical implications in the society.

Improvements are obtained for scenarios where cooperative links have higher quality than the direct link, being more pronounced as the quality of the cooperative links increases.

The results for overweight are not as pronounced for diet quality but also the other covariates.

The effects of freeze-thaw cycles on saliva samples were more pronounced for the quality of DNA extracted from archived specimens.

The strength of this study is that this cohort of patients comprises elderly subjects with long duration of symptoms, high pain intensity, pronounced disability, low quality of life, small dural sac area, and multilevel disease.

It was observed that the decrease of mechanical properties, such as strength and stiffness, is more pronounced for lower-quality ferruginous sandstone.

And when one reaches the apex of their respective position -- be it the leader of a nation, the CEO of a business, or head of a religious body -- they have pronounced all the qualities of the animal soul, to the point that it is now completely unopposed by the godly soul.

Improvements are obtained for scenarios where cooperative links have higher quality than the direct link, being more pronounced as the relative quality of the cooperative links increases.

The generally poor quality and pronounced heterogeneity of the studies reviewed here should be taken into consideration.