Sentence examples for therefore conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Australian crab spiders reflect more UV-light than their flowers, and are therefore conspicuous to bees [23].
These apparent remnant cellular debris of degenerated hippocampal neurons might support a contribution for autophagy, but also demonstrate that the complete absence of tau-aggregates in these areas is not a technical problem, and therefore conspicuous and informative.
The marks are so conspicuous.
Therefore, a conspicuous yet recurrent question in KD research is whether the reduction in excitation is attributable to lipid metabolism or to dormant glucose metabolism.
In this experiment, globules and droplets of both a silicate phase and a carbonate were recovered in the open porosity at the top of the capsule (see also Figure S3 in Poli 2015), therefore suggesting conspicuous dissolution of both silicates and carbonate in the high-pressure fluid.
Its absence in the debate, therefore, was conspicuous and a bit head-scratching.
Therefore, a conspicuous finding was a deep intronic mutation affecting DPD pre-mRNA splicing in five individuals.
It is also possible that the women participating in the study are at the more chronic end of the drug and alcohol dependence spectrum, and therefore more conspicuous for recruitment into the study.
At one time it was thought that the tumour vasculature was actually superior to that of normal tissues; this misconception arose because tumour vessels are often of large size and were, therefore, more conspicuous than the smaller, more numerous and functionally more effective blood vessels of normal tissues.
According to French media reports, a 15-year-old French Muslim girl was banned from her class twice for wearing a skirt that was too long, and therefore supposedly a conspicuous display of religion.
