Sentence examples for typically more conspicuous from inspiring English sources

The majority of GEP-NETs are visible as enhanced or hypervascular lesions and are typically more conspicuous in the late arterial acquisition phases [ 12].

However, the general assumption is that sexual dichromatism — with males typically more conspicuous than females — is maintained by ongoing sexual selection, either through female preference or advantages in male-male competition.

Romney's typically low-key presence in town is more conspicuous this summer, mainly because of the attendant scores of campaign reporters and camera crews, but residents here, like New Yorkers, are deliberately unfazed by the prospect of celebrity or political fame.

They should be much more conspicuous.

He started to get more conspicuous roles.

We SOM fans are far more conspicuous.

"The more conspicuous you are," he explained, "the less conspicuous you are".

To him, the human cost is more conspicuous.

They're more conspicuous on children's hands.

There is no more conspicuous case than the United States.

One body form may be more conspicuous than the other.