Sentence examples for resulting prominence from inspiring English sources

A second explanation, at least for increased connectivity between the thalamus and sensorimotor cortex [7], depends on an uneven modulation of cortico-thalamic feedback by anesthetic agents [44], with resulting prominence of the most robust connections.

Retailers fight to have the lowest prices to increase sales volume, aid in search-result prominence and help burnish a thrifty reputation.

Last week Google made a major concession to the music industry when it announced it would start reducing the search result prominence of websites that receive copyright infringement notices.

Clinically, the intrinsically aged skin is atrophic, which may result in prominence of vasculature and loss of elasticity.

A weight reduction of 20 kg after a successful two-stage procedure resulted in prominence of both the scar tissue and the hardware.

Subsequently, small environmentally conscious parties came to hold the balance of power, resulting in greater prominence for environmental and other social issues.

Rapid health and nutrition transitional changes are resulting in greater prominence of non-communicable disease (NCD) in Latin America, particularly among the poor.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) interferences are gradually gaining prominence, resulting in performance degradations, malfunctions and disturbances in component and/or system level applications.

The higher prevalence of Class II malocclusion in thalassemic children in the past has been attributed both to marrow hyperplasia occurring due to chronic anemia, resulting in maxillary prominence and also due to mandibular retrusion occurring because of generalized growth retardation in the thalassemic children by different authors [20 23].

Precontoured rods often required the placement of terminal screws with a higher offset, resulting in implant prominence, especially in the thoracolumbar junction [ 27].

Social or emotional categories of distress had greater prominence in the urban than in the rural group: distress caused by isolation from others (prominence: urban=1.047, rural=0.742, p<0.001) and sadness or anxiety resulting from the illness (prominence: urban=1.363, rural=1.136, p=0.004).