Sentence examples for becoming apparent as from inspiring English sources

This was described as becoming apparent as soon as the patient began to interact with the practice and they made health staff feel threatened or exasperated, including receptionists and Practitioner Services staff who administered the registration system.

The impact on our water cycle is already becoming apparent – as manifested by droughts, floods and extreme precipitation".

The increasing confidence level in their own attack is becoming apparent as Nick DeLeon seems to have returned to form.

What is becoming apparent, as detectives piece together the lives of the two seemingly ordinary young men, is that the motive for their murders may lie in something far more prosaic than retribution by a drug gang.

Ukraine has launched an unprecedented operation in its war-torn east to defuse a landmine crisis, the scale of which is only now becoming apparent as former refugees try to reclaim their homes and return to work.

Much work on these items remained to be done, but the outline of an agreement was becoming apparent as the year ended with one major exception: the handling of prisoners of war.

It is becoming apparent that perhaps as much as half of the genome of the human blood fluke Schistosoma mansoni is constituted of mobile genetic element-related sequences.

The impact on our water cycle is already becoming apparent - as manifested by droughts, floods and extreme precipitation".

To date, no study, including this one, has shown that interspecies transmission occurs; however, that possibility exists, as is becoming apparent with other pathogens, such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

There were very few other vehicles on the road as we got close to Yangon, and it was a very surreal experience to be creeping along through that devastation in our little taxi, the magnitude of the damage only becoming apparent to us as it was illuminated by our headlights.

Further problems to consider are probes that map to intron-exon boundaries, the presence of SNPs, and alternative splicing, which, as is becoming apparent, occurs on a far wider scale than previously appreciated.