Sentence examples for second pronounced from inspiring English sources

Her first name is that of the West Highlands region she's from; her second (pronounced KAH-ler) Anglicizes the Spanish verb meaning "to be quiet".

This reveals the second pronounced trend in the evolution of paralogous genes: after a duplication event, one gene remains practically unchanged, whereas the other one evolves quickly.

Presumably due to this better acceptance, a second pronounced increase in first-dose varicella vaccination coverage up to 66% was observed in 2010.

Addition of Pep13 initiates the second, pronounced phase of enhanced oxygen consumption in parsley cells, which likely imitates presence of a pathogen.

Second, pronounced periodic oscillations of wet and dry conditions driven by changes in the intensity and location of maximal insolation and with a 21000 year periodicity could have facilitated habitat fragmentation and population isolation [ 27, 28].

Mr. Hinds's first pronounced success came when he acquired the film rights to "The Quatermass Experiment," a one-season television series broadcast on the BBC in 1953.

The first pronounced wave of human plant interaction begins from at least 3000 cal BP.

All but the first pronounced enhancement among such multiplets were removed.

Third, pronounced, systematic effects on anxiety are restricted to threat conditions.

In addition, the first pronounced increase in [18F]-FDG uptake in axillary LN observed on day 5/6 post-exposure with K i (Fig. 6e) was not detected when analyzed by SUVs (Fig. 6d).

It was the first pronounced media spotlight on the island in years; newspapers would always report on violence, which was a common thread by this point, but something of this caliber in terms of coordinated brutality hadn't been detailed in recent memory.