Sentence examples for an evident result from inspiring English sources
The combination of Tam and MSM gave an evident result to prove our hypothesis by showing that the levels of expression being downregulated occurred in the setting of the steady expression of the loading control (β actin).
An evident result of this is that they underline the importance of education for obtaining "a decent job, and a good position in society" but at the same time they urge the young people to "do what you enjoy" (Cem, man of Turkish origin).
If the received field is completely depolarized and every polarization is equally likely, an additional average power loss of 3 dB is formed (being a self evident result) whereas, in order to compensate that in ergodic capacity, an increase of about 4.1 dB is needed (the difference follows from Jensen's inequality).
A first evident result was the large difference between the two principal residual stress components.
The most evident result is a complete lack of monophyly of the mitochondrial-defined groups.
Finally, to defeat the objection that merely apparent objects do not produce functional causal results, Vasubandhu provides the memorable counterexample of a wet dream, in which an evident, physical result is produced by an imagined sexual encounter with a nonexistent lover.
One evident result of their efforts is the underwater bulb often attached to the bows of ships.
The most evident result is reflected in the LDOS curves at energies near the Fermi level.
The other evident result is that the same take off performance could be also obtained with a much-reduced aerodynamic lift and then a lower drag.
Death of the body and preceding period of progressive decay are viewed by the accepted paradigm as a self-evident result of tumor growth.
As shown in Figure 1, NPs in the concentration range 0.01 0.3 mg/mL increased fibroblasts viability in a dose and time depending manner, while at higher concentration a decrease in cell viability was evident, resulting in an IC50 of about 1.5 mg/mL.
