Sentence examples for slightly prominent from inspiring English sources

You may have a stress fracture of the navicular (the boat-shaped bone in the ankle) or a slightly prominent navicular which rubs against the shoe.

Rugasira is a tall, tireless 43-year-old with an angular face and slightly prominent ears and a smile that rearranges everything.

Her parents were also concerned about her slightly prominent chin.

The patient's chest was slightly prominent and there were slightly distant heart sounds.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Lateral X-ray showing a slightly prominent distal edge of the plate Open image in new window Fig. 5 MRI showing FPL rupture (white arrow) and close proximity of the flexor tendon to the volar plate (MRI performed before FDP to index finger rupture).

The mummy had a small face with no defining features, though he had slightly prominent front teeth; this may have been an inherited family trait, as this feature can be seen in some female mummies of the same family, as well as the mummy of his descendant, Thutmose II.

Tennessee's linebackers play a slightly more prominent role than typical in their team's run-stopping efforts.

With Jones and White lifting more coverages, darting fifth-year slot man Harry Douglas figures to play a slightly more prominent role running crossing patterns underneath.

While I don't buy much of this "rise of the Green Party" rhetoric, they are slightly more prominent in the media than they were five years ago.

The closest it came to hybridizing was a tinge of jazz harmony and a slightly more prominent bass line in "Lembra-te Sempre de Mim" ("Always Remember Me").

Such stiffening is less apparent in N2B titin in agreement with the lower proportion of disulfide-containing domains in this isoform, and it is slightly more prominent in simulations where reisomerization into disulfide CysB CysG is allowed (Supplementary Figure 11c).