Evidently, fine-tuning of optimum shoot elongation with rising floodwater is important for developing new rice varieties with SF tolerance.
A reviewer for the American Ladies Magazinee also commented on the poet's age: "[the] author who appears to be very young, is evidently a fine genius, but he wants judgment, experience, tact".
"One would have thought he'd have blown a fuse, but evidently he's fine.
Never work with dogs or children, unless you are a fashion designer; and then, evidently, it's all fine.
That great Elgarian Andrew Davis, conducting his old band, the BBC Symphony Orchestra, together with the BBC Symphony Chorus and BBC National Chorus of Wales and fine if evidently hot soloists, could hardly be a better advocate for this weighty oratorio.
This market, he says, appears to offer kidney transplants performed by excellent surgeons, with careful screening of sellers, extraordinary postsurgical care and a success rate that evidently rivals even the finest U.S. hospitals.
Mr. Gorbachev wants to make the Soviet system work more efficiently, he doesn't want to improve it, because he evidently believes that it is fine as it is.
Evidently neither Drummond nor your fine writer, Brandon Lilly, knows of Art Wint, one of the best 800 runners of the late 40's and early 50's, nor of George Kerr who competed in the early and middle 60's.
Evidently, the benefits of a fine-resolution topographic model can outweigh the cost associated with ALS.
