Sentence examples for systematic prominence from inspiring English sources
As should be clear from the foregoing, Aquinas rejects the proposed contrast and gives systematic prominence both to standards, such as principles and rules, and to virtues.
Moreover a systematic analysis comparing the prominence and orientation of these two size classes of small RNAs showed that though most TEs predominantly produced RNAs of 27-nt, there are few cases of TEs such as GYPSY12 and COPIA3 classes that predominantly produced 29-nt RNAs.
Our investigation has revealed no evidence of systematic political bias in the selection or prominence of stories included in the Trending Topics feature.
Stretch said it found "no evidence of systematic political bias" in either the selection or prominence of stories included in the feature.
DALYS have gained prominence in recent years with the extensive systematic review of burden of disease [ 10].
One Sunni who did attend the gathering was Salah al-Bander, a British citizen originally from Sudan and a former Bahraini government adviser who gained prominence five years ago with a written exposé describing the systematic oppression of Bahrain's Shiite population.
As both reliability analyses and systematic inspection programs for the world's infrastructure gain increased usage and prominence, it becomes more important to use the information from routine visual inspections to update lifetime reliability assessments and resulting life-cycle inspection/repair strategies.
They long for prominence.
They equate prominence with frequency.
Fame brought him political prominence.
Dr. Lyon's rise to prominence within the Bush administration began in 1995, when then-Governor Bush called on him to improve reading scores in Texas, which went on to mandate systematic phonics instruction.
