Sentence examples for Most evident sign from inspiring English sources

The culture of litigation is simply the most evident sign of a disturbing shift in society from ethics to legality.

The most evident sign of change was in the wind turbines alongside oil derricks on an energy-themed float surrounded by marchers carrying photovoltaic panels.

The most evident sign of disillusionment with President Khatami's reform movement appeared in the local town council elections a year ago.

But the most evident sign of the solar storm, which peaked on Tuesday, was a dramatic display of the Northern Lights as far south as the English county of Yorkshire, recorded in photos by MailOnline.

Currently, one of the most evident sign of Azerbaijan's revived logistical position is found in the Port of Baku's prominent role along the nascent southern transport corridor of the New Silk Road, which connects China and Europe via the Caucasus/ Caspian region.

The clinical signs of IMC are similar to those described in the dog, but erythema, ulceration and inflammatory reaction, with rejection of the surgical suture, appear to be the most evident signs in the cat in comparison with those observed in the dog.

Collectively, these events are instrumental in facilitating the encounter of antigen-loaded APCs with rare circulating antigen-specific lymphocytes as well as the intercellular cooperation between antigen-specific T and B cells, a process required for the initiation of the T cell dependent GC, one of the most evident signs of the ongoing adaptive response within a reactive LN [ 29].

Splenomegaly and jaundice are the most evident clinical signs [ 2, 3].

Severe oedema and rejection of the surgical suture, which were observed in cases 2 and 3 (surgically treated 1 month before), were the most evident clinical signs in these two cases (Fig. 1).

These data established that individual strains, even within a single serotype, have a wide variation with regard to their ability to induce both local and systemic disease, and that there is little if any linkage between a strain's propensity to induce local and systemic signs, most evident by TIGR4(4) that induced strong local disease but very mild systemic changes.

Importantly, many strains show otoscopic changes by day 1 or 2 (Fig. 2), demonstrating that systemic moribundity by day 2 does not prohibit the development of otoscopic signs, as is most evident for strain BS68 9), which showed high otologic scores by day 2 (Fig. 3 and 4).