Sentence examples for As clearly evident from inspiring English sources

As clearly evident from the literature these dimensions are closely related to each other so care has been taken that, a single decision variable cannot be repeated more than one time under the two different dimensions.

As clearly evident with the hypersensitive agb1-2 genotyplantlant development is arrested and almost all the seedlings die at early stages.

When Gulliver is introduced to a female Yahoo by his kindly Houyhnhnm host, he "could not reflect without some Amazement, and much Sorrow, that the Rudiments of Lewdness, Coquetry, Censure and Scandal" should be as clearly evident in her as in the male Yahoos.

During the nineteenth century, as clearly evident in the work of Latin American positivists, philosophical concerns had close connections to political and social interests.

The endosperm tissue was photosynthetically active as clearly evident by the green endosperm cells shown in Figure 1D.

If the patient is placed supine on the table, then essential details of the face, particularly in the midface, will not be as clearly evident as they will be partially lost due to backward forces.

This research, held in February 2016 in Malmö, investigates jogging as a clearly evident part of the cemeteries' daily life.

The extremely wealthy for the most part are still having the time of their lives as was clearly evident by the decadence and debauchery of the recent gathering.

As is clearly evident here, no single molecule is responsible for the development and growth of radiation-resistance prostate cancer.

Whether the breast cancer risk is lower in heterozygotes, as is clearly evident in the risk curves from our analyses, or whether the inconsistent findings are still due to chance (even after multiple comparisons adjustment) are not known and will require further study in case-control analyses in this cohort or other large epidemiologic studies.

BECLIN 1 immunoreactivity in tumour cells presented as a faintly detectable staining diffused in the cytoplasm or as discrete stained puncta (referred to as granular-type) clearly evident in the vicinity of the nucleus.