If this is how we can understand an evident proposition, what then constitutes an evident judgment?
For the epiplasmins, this process is not very evident, but the co-existence of sub-groups possessing or lacking putative regulation elements could constitute evidence of sub- or neo-functionalization.
There was a wide spread of ideas, however, about what constitutes 'good' scientific evidence (table 2), and this spread was evident across the subgroup of epidemiologists and biostatisticians.
The dispute over what exactly constitutes an outpost was evident tonight as soldiers tore down the tower on a hill near the settlement of Ofra, which was founded near the Palestinian city of Ramallah in the mid-1970's.
The study of its acoustics, while interesting for itself, offers the opportunity to investigate the role of the boxes, which constitute the most evident characteristic of Italian opera houses.
High proportions of the B. pilosicoli genomes were associated with carbohydrate transport and metabolism (Table 2), and from metabolic pathway reconstructions it is evident that glycolysis constitutes a major backbone of energy production [ 28].
Since chromosomal numerical errors are found in 0.4% of term births and 35% of miscarriages, it is evident that chromosomal aneuploidy constitutes the major mutagenic load in man.
Because justice is clearly all these things, it constitutes a kind of pivot between the mechanism evident in Being and the supererogatory gesture of responsibility.
It is evident that no single run or single model constitutes a definitive solution [c.f. 3].
What constitutes a "dangerous" and/or "unusual" weapon is not a self-evident question.
