The phrase "a more evident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the clarity or visibility of something in relation to another.
Example: "The results of the experiment provided a more evident correlation between the variables than previous studies."
Alternatives: "a clearer" or "a more obvious".
A more evident installation is Gabriele Evertz's chromatic tower, which punctuates the dockside park.
A more evident inhibitory effect on 125I-IFN-α2b 125I-IFN-α2b 125I-IFN-α2brane receptors was obinding for boto peptides.
However, they are more dispersive in the materials with 3D pore structures as the supporters, leading to a more evident improvement on the separation performance.
In addition, CD study indicates 2 cause a more evident perturbation on the base stacking and helicity of B-DNA upon binding to it.
The energy asymmetry parameter shows a more evident non linearity in the first and last 2 mm with respect to the cluster size asymmetry parameter.
Intensive sampling during the tidal fluctuations highlighted the prominent role of tides, rather than environmental variables, as source of spatial variation, with a more evident influence in water than sediments.
For example, there are hanging panes of bulletproof glass, spattered with icons of feminity, ineffectual attempts to shatter the glass ceiling—an injustice more evident on the web.
The sensitive nature of those sides became a bit more evident on Tuesday, when antismoking advocates marched on Kraft's corporate headquarters in Northfield, Ill.
Bill Belichick, on the other hand, with most of the same traits, and a bit more evident humanity, is, if not exactly vilified, then at least the recipient of a pretty hostile treatment.
Generally, it can be seen that the drift leads to a much more evident image distortion when our adaptive refinement algorithm is used.
However, it had a much more evident inhibitory effect on the activated forms of p70S6K, MAPK, and paxillin (75%, 80%and90%0%, respectively).
