Sentence examples for as made obvious from inspiring English sources

A limitation of our study is that our results cannot be extrapolated entirely, as made obvious by our study cohort's recruitment: 34% of those qualifying for study participation could not be enrolled for various reasons.

But these are mostly by invitation only — reminiscent of Mr. Bush's town-hall-style meetings of 2004 — as was made obvious by the succession of softball and adulatory questions floated across his plate.

From the outset, their aim has been to provide fuel for that debate, as is made obvious by the wide range of titles on myths, belief, philosophy and activism, as well as modern fiction and children's books.

As it is made obvious, several of the above textural features evaluate similar aspects of textural properties, such as image intensity, contrast, homogeneity, and content.

As I've just made obvious, we got and tore into that.

As the ensuing Senate campaigns made obvious.

Alec Martinez has made obvious strides as an NHL defenseman, transforming last season from a player who struggled through a series of healthy scratches to scoring the Stanley Cup-winning goal at season's end.

"The key rule in the code is that adverts should be identified as such and it should be made obvious that you are being advertised to".

The result is nevertheless noteworthy as it makes obvious that to a certain extent physicians are not able to fully transfer their risk estimation to their patients.

As the title makes obvious, the Philharmonic is emulating the glitzy rites of the contemporary-art world, which has no fear of confronting its public with novelties and extremes.

As her retrospective makes obvious, her artistic traces are still oozing lifeblood.