Sentence examples similar to apparent regular from inspiring English sources
It quickly became apparent that regular parish duties would not be enough to meet the needs of people living in poverty and suffering prejudice and discrimination.
The, perhaps unexpected, effectiveness of these duties is apparent with regular legal challenges to the swingeing cuts to public sector spending.
In addition, the company also offers thermal views and oblique imagery, which can sometimes help find issues that aren't apparent in regular straight-down views.
It is well recognized that good eyesight is important for the practice of dentistry but it is apparent that regular eye testing are not undertaking by dentists [ 19].
Based on the immediate behavioral arrhythmicity after transfer to DD, while the rhythmicity is apparent under regular LD, there is no obvious reason to speak of weak entrainment to light in KO mice.
Whether these moves will produce results will not be apparent until the regular season begins.
Her enthusiastic promotion of the theater has helped to bring Broadway to mass audiences, while her support for children's causes -- including the For All Kids Foundation, a charity she founded in 1997 to help disadvantaged children -- is apparent to any regular viewer.
Given the apparent importance of regular photoreceptor spacing in the visual ecology of birds, it is surprising that the red and green cone mosaics of the human fovea are nearly random in their distribution [71].
It was apparent from the regular visits to the nursing homes that the role of completing an ACD was undertaken primarily by senior staff (Clinical Nurse Managers).
The apparent success of regular sink flushing in terminating our outbreak might be attributed to the sheer force exerted during this process and is advocated in recent UK guidance for augmented care areas where waterborne pseudomonads are of concern (35 ).
MMI offered " insight into how you cope and handle things that wouldn't be apparent in a regular interview" (Non-EUS) and provided " more of a chance to show who you were" (EUS).
