Sentence examples for being highly obvious to from inspiring English sources
Our studies found that the two motor-space techniques were extremely effective in improving selection accuracy without being highly obvious to users, and that the new gravity-based technique (which attracts the cursor even when it is not over the target) performed best of all.
If cash is a top priority, it will probably be highly obvious, and people do not take well to that.
It also makes it obvious that our military is highly qualified to conduct "shock and awe" warfare but not qualified to rebuild Iraq.
Regulation of ROI-related genes was highly responsive to factor E without showing any obvious pattern.
But it ought to be obvious that atheists or gays are highly unlikely to show up at fundamentalist Christian campus clubs at all.
Despite the obvious differences, I now find that many of the technical skills I gained in my job are highly transferable to other research fields.
This could only be circumvented by deleting the whole log, which itself is an highly obvious manipulation pointing to the database administrator.
Doing so will be highly dangerous, for obvious economic reasons — but also because the tensions and grievances of the Troubles are not quite so safely relegated to history as British voters might like to think.
"We think with combining the foreign language skills with the analytics, these kids are going to be highly marketable". It's obvious the industry is heading in this direction.
It is therefore obvious to select highly insect-specific genes with no good match to sequences in non-target organisms such as the donor plants for engineering, the natural enemies of the target pest or humans and animals that may consume the crop as food or feed.
Many plasmids are highly stable even when providing no obvious survival advantage to the host cell, and numerous explanations have been suggested for the apparent stability of plasmids encoding traits such as antibiotic or heavy metal resistance, in the absence of direct selective pressure.
