Sentence examples for an evident depth from inspiring English sources

With a minimum of gestural expression and an evident depth of thought, she delivers some heart-stopping moments of erudite whimsy that masks abysses of hidden vulnerability.

Epiretinal membranes have more evident depth, may obscure underlying retinal detail, may be associated with retinal striae, and can be associated with tractional forces that contribute to macular edema or (in extreme cases) tractional retinal detachment (Fig. 5).

The distinction between erosions and ulcers depends on pathological and endoscopic definitions, with ulcers defined as lesions that penetrate to the level of the submucosa (involving endoscopically evident depth) and erosions defined as lesions confined to the mucosa (without endoscopically appreciable depth).

Increasing the number of layers caused an evident increase in indentation depths for all compositional gradient exponents.

The stability examinations indicate that the proposed method has an evident chatter-free advantage, compared with that of varying cutting depth method.

So does an evident confusion.

While the team's versatility is evident and depth concerns have been addressed, Callaway and company know it is time for the established stars — like deGrom, Cano and Syndergaard — to perform the way they are expected to in order to compete for the N.L.

Although the impact of DLEC1 methylation on RFS was less evident than depth of invasion, lymphatic invasion, venous invasion, Lauren classification, and lymph node metastasis, the risk of recurrence in patients with higher DLEC1 methylation was still 2.43 times higher than those with lower DLEC1 methylation (P = 0.025) (Table 3).

Velocities of 2.0 3.1 km/s are evident at depths as shallow as 0.8 km, and this indicates that the bedrock is fairly shallow in this zone.

This was evident because depth-averaged increases of N2O, the product of NO reduction, were approximately two orders of magnitude higher than those of NO concentrations under acidic conditions.

Along some areas of the European margin (55° 57° N), the parabolic relationship between diversity and depth is still evident, but with a maximum at a shallower depth of 1,400 1,800 m.