Sentence examples for a clearly evident from inspiring English sources

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

A comparison of repeat content between the entire MHC class II region and the DR1-DQ-DR2-DY region revealed a clearly evident increase in LINE and LTR contents in the gene-rich DR1-DQ-DR2-DY region (Table 2).

Within this sub-network, a clearly evident area of dense interconnections contains nodes that are related to inflammatory responses.

A clearly evident expression of the three antigens analysed in the cytoplasm of CXCR4+Lin CD45- corroborate the presence of early neural progenitors in the peripheral blood of AMD patients.

Oral single-dose administration of cycasin, in the range of 50-400 mg/kg body weight, produced in the rat a clearly evident dose-dependent DNA fragmentation in the liver, and less marked damage to DNA from kidney and colon mucosa.

It's an escape clearly evident of a shift away from ownership.

These data reveal an accurate predictive downward strike in naïve snakes that coincides with the average future location of the head of the C-starting fish in space and time (Figure 7C, #3) – a result clearly evident in behavior trials (see Movie S2, Clips 16 25).

One key strength of the development community in Sudan is that many donors have technical experts "in-country" – a fact clearly evident during this one-week mission, as frank exchanges took place on issues ranging from the potential of "lend-leasing" of drilling equipment for private sector contractors to the possibility of harnessing wind power for pumping water.

This work studies the high-order performance of the Tevatron and the strong nonlinear behavior introduced when a significant skew quadrupole error is combined with conventional sextupole correction, a behavior still clearly evident after optimal tuning of available skew quadrupole circuits.

Street markets are a particular inspiration, clearly evident from the magpie-like passion for collecting colour and details from around the world, seen throughout the exhibition.

Bridging the gap between the theory of Bayesian networks and solving an actual problem is still a big challenge and this is in particular true for medical problems, where such a gap is clearly evident.