Sentence examples for cause is evident from inspiring English sources

The righteousness of the miners' cause is evident even if you only know a little about Massey's history.

Sarcopenia can be considered 'primary' (or age-related) when no other cause is evident but ageing itself, while sarcopenia can be considered 'secondary' when one or more other causes are evident (Table 2).

The cause was evident: no one had got round to clearing the roof until it was too late.

Within a few weeks the decision was made, and the cause was evident: a small introductory seminar in European history taught by Joseph Finkelstein.

A complex correspondence between miRNAs and the respective diseases caused is evident.

If no such causes are evident then efforts to limit gas-trapping further must be considered.

The higher mortality of CKF patients cannot be pinpointed to a single cause and is evident for both cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular causes [ 7].

Whatever the cause, it is evident that less than a year into her second term, the Workers party leader is still struggling to assert her authority.

In the case of TGN1412, where the magnitude of cytokine release was greater than mitogen control, the potential to cause CRS is evident and can be used to define clear criteria: a level of cytokine release similar to TGN1412 or muromonab-CD3 is likely to cause CRS.

Whatever its causes, it is evident now that the rapid and accelerating spread of Ebola – the virus is infecting five additional people every hour in Sierra Leone and a similar number in Liberia – is the avoidable result of a lack of hospital beds, isolation wards and basic facilities.

The local nature of perturbations causing CEJ is evident; the possible factors are being non-migrating eastward and westward propagating diurnal tides and local meteorological phenomena associated with upper mesospheric temperature, wind, and density variations.