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Discover LudwigThe phrase "apparent that the surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or conclusions that seem clear or obvious regarding a surface or superficial aspect of something.
Example: "It is apparent that the surface of the water was disturbed by the wind, creating ripples."
Alternatives: "clear that the surface" or "evident that the surface".
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But it soon becomes apparent that the surface hides a messier reality.
It is apparent that the surface traces of gently dipping boundaries are defined by the erosion level and consequently these boundaries are not those of particular "tectonic blocks" in the traditional sense.
When looking more closely at the pretreated fibres it becomes apparent that the surface is covered with 'debris' and a thin layer of deposits that seems to be covering the whole surface (Fig. 2E).
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At a smaller scale, small sheet-like features became more apparent at the surface of the film, suggesting that more GO sheets are incorporated into the nanocomposite.
Therefore, it is apparent that the response surface methodology not only gives valuable information on interactions between the factors but also leads to identification of feasible optimum values of the studied factors.
It became apparent that the number of surface casts cannot be used as a general predictor of earthworm performance.
From Figure 1, it is apparent that the number of surface nucleation sites promoting catalyst-free growth is large for substrates annealed at 1,000°C and below.
As with so much involving artistic expression, on stage or on canvas, there is what seems readily apparent on the surface, and that which lies beneath.
He did note his apparent surprise at the surface circumstances: that is, the Redskins being one of the most penalized teams in the league, the Giants being one of the least penalized, and the game ending with the Giants having nine penalties and the Redskins four.
In this paper, we have resolved this apparent paradox by showing that the surface topology of cells represents an important and hitherto unrecognized feature for generating microdomains of high Ca2+ in cells.
Figure 5 illustrates that complex subepicardial behaviour is not always apparent from the surface patterns.
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