Sentence examples for damage becomes evident from inspiring English sources

The extent of the neural damage becomes evident during the first six months of life [ 52], although in severe cases, the inactivity of the extremity is observed from birth onwards.

If environmental damage became evident, he said, the equipment could be removed from the ocean fairly quickly, something that is far more complicated with dams.

As bomb damage became evident, Nevada was ordered to proceed to the west side of Ford Island to prevent her from being sunk.

Exposure to the effects of climate change at the early stage of development can cause immediate harm or damage that becomes evident later in life, resulting in lasting effects over a lifetime and even over generations (8).

The cellular damage becomes more evident between 6 h and 15 h after photodynamic therapy.

The need for developing a special method to detect damage in asymmetric buildings thus becomes evident.

For example, serum parameters may not indicate damage to the glomerular filtration barrier, which only becomes evident on urinalysis.

With continuing suspicion that kidney damage could be due to contaminants in the drinking water, it becomes evident that further investigation of other organic and inorganic chemicals associated with kidney damage is needed [ 13].

And that becomes evident.

This becomes evident by reference to particular instances which occur.

It becomes evident that several elements of the previous different states of equilibrium between livestock farming systems and pastoral resources are again in a transitional mode that could damage the capacity of the pastoral production system to be reproduced.