Sentence examples for apparent than that from inspiring English sources

It indicates that the suppression effect of spurting superfine ABC powder and nitrogen was more apparent than that of ordinary ABC powder and nitrogen.

In addition, the degradation in the water vapor transmission rate (WVTR) of the organosilicon/SiOx multi-layered structure deposited onto the PET substrate was less apparent than that of the PET coated only with a single SiOx film.

It is worth stressing that the impact of VD on PDR is more apparent than that of PGS.

It is worth stressing that the impact of vehicle density on PDR is more apparent than that of RGS.

What could be more apparent than that it is the pain that I feel that makes me cry, or the visual experience of the boulder rolling towards me that makes me run away?

There is nothing more "apparent" than that a president's statements of loathing for the defendant in a court-martial — in Bergdahl's case, vehement, repeated, and insistent on the outcome — could influence the military jurors and decision-makers charged with determining his fate.

There's another problem with choice: it can be more apparent than real – that is, a seeming increase in choice masks the fact that you're paying more for the same stuff you had before.

Never was that feeling more apparent than during that season premiere when the estranged couple sat awkwardly on a cramped love seat and somberly admitted that the future of their relationship is unknown.

IGN reviewer Cindy White commented that "it's more apparent than ever that 'Goodbye, Michael' should have ended the season, if not the series," and that "the show is just spinning its wheels now".

"Mr. Sodhi was killed for no other apparent reason than that he was dark-skinned and wore a turban," Mr. Romley said.

This plot suggests that the later phases have a lower apparent velocity than that of initial S-wave, suggesting that the later phases may be diffracted or surface waves from a basin edge (Kawase 1996).