Sentence examples for uniquely prominent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "uniquely prominent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that stands out in a distinctive or exceptional way compared to others. Example: "The artist's use of color in this painting is uniquely prominent, drawing the viewer's attention immediately."
Our analysis indicates that the Let-7 pathway is uniquely prominent amongst signalling events disrupted in C5 tumours, and appears to sculpt their transcriptional profile.
Second, the size distribution and characteristics of the isolated erythrocyte RNAs were significantly different from that of all nucleated cells–uniquely enriched for small RNA species without prominent bands of ribosomal RNAs.
Quite a large proportion of UniSeqs (9%) were uniquely shared with prokaryotes, of which Proteobacteria was the most prominent bacterial group (Pseudomonas, Bordetella, and Burkholderia).
His new movie "Clouds of Sils Maria," though set in the Swiss Alps, has a uniquely American flavor: It stars some of Hollywood's most prominent young talent in Kristen Stewart and Chloe Grace Moretz.
For this purpose, the obtained EPB longitudinal patterns were compared with the thermosphere and ionosphere characteristics having the prominent "wave-like" longitudinal structures with wave number 4, which are uniquely associated with the influence of the troposphere DE3 tides.
But in spite of the universal nature of online harassment, a number of prominent Hillary Clinton supporters in the media accused Sanders supporters of being uniquely vitriolic online.
Prominent constitutional scholars, from Alexander Bickel to Mark Tushnet to Robert Bork, have regarded the Court as a uniquely "countermajoritarian" and therefore troublesome institution in an otherwise (mostly) pure democracy.
Certainly, with his standard uniform of floppy white hat and button-down blue shirt -- not to mention the prominent white beard and the familiar green bottle wrapped in his fist -- Street is a uniquely recognizable figure.
One prominent feature of TS-projecting dopamine neurons is relatively strong input from STh. STh is uniquely excitatory compared to the other nuclei of the basal ganglia.
The current diagnostic methods, based uniquely on definition of morphologic findings, do not always resolve the overlap of a physiological myocardial architecture comprising a prominent trabecular pattern from a mild phenotypic expression of the real disease.
