Sentence examples for being an evident example from inspiring English sources

MD is to a large degree an inherited trait, although it is also influenced by environmental factors, hormone therapy being an evident example [ 6].

Using carbon nanotubes, biomolecules and benzene rings is an evident example of these cases.

Thus, the housing has proved to be an evident example of both positive and negative characteristics of post-socialist transformation in urbanism and architecture.

2. Expression individualises; rather than describing the emotion in words whose signification is in principle general, the expression is a feature of the utterance itself (although he does not credit him, this is an evident example where Collingwood follows Croce).

Fourth, CL is an evident example of new technologies anticipation and digitalisation, as it is primarily based on exploiting the potential offered by mobile apps, geo-localisation, communication and navigation tools [14, 23].

This is an evident example of the incompleteness of annotations in databanks negatively affecting automatic evaluation of benchmark results as the two GO terms "guanyl-nucleotide exchange factor activity" (GO 0005085) and "GTP binding" (GO 0005525) are in different branches of the GO graph and do not share a parent.

The item was maintained in the selection of ACD symptoms because conceptually it is an evident example of behaviors that are harmful to others.

The omission of a definition of suicide in most of the publications is an evident example of issues with reliability within this study set.

An evident example is the vast repertoire of growth forms observed in plant shoot systems.

Although some very hot conditions were recorded, there were evident examples of more acceptable comfort levels and cooling potential for some orientations and degrees of urban compactness due to the clustered form with green cool islands and wind flow through the main canyons.

The Internet (or Cyberspace as it is known in cultural discourse) is the most evident example of the virtualization of interaction.