Sentence examples for weaker prominence from inspiring English sources

More specifically, periportal rings of CC3+ cells were highly prominent in four out of six livers from the pneumonia + MV group and showed weaker prominence in two livers.

They then defeated and killed Brutus and Cassius at Philippi (42) and divided the Roman world among themselves, with Lepidus, a weak man accidentally thrust into prominence, getting the smallest share.

Insight Crime attributes Venezuela's rise in violence to a range of factors, including corruption and lack of investment within the country's security forces, weak gun control and Venezuela's growing prominence as a drug trafficking hub.

The use of shady operations and unofficial actors like Prigozhin reveals Putin's far-reaching ambition to revive the global prominence of the Soviet Union despite the weak hand he's holding against the West, analysts said.

Access to weak tie resources need to be given more prominence in health services research and policy for long term conditions.

However, with consumer demand and credit conditions still weak, Britain's manufacturing sector has recently acquired greater prominence.

A difference amongst the known specimens of this taxon concerns the prominence of the posterior keel, which is reported as absent in the holotype, weak in the Baynunah specimen, weak to prominent in the Middle Awash specimens, or even more prominent than the anterior keel in other Siwaliks specimens.

Peptides from 2 mg proteins were fractionated using a PolyWAX LP weak anion-exchange column (4.6×200 mm, 5 µm, 300 Å, PolyLC, Columbia, MD) on a Shimadzu Prominence UFLC system.

They long for prominence.

They equate prominence with frequency.

Fame brought him political prominence.