Sentence examples for directly evident from inspiring English sources

This dedication was most directly evident in his struggle for the liberation of South Africa's black population: the African people, Coloureds and Indians.

The impact of initiation rate on polymerizations with UV and EB for the cationic initiator is directly evident by comparative analysis.

Although reasons for the decline are not directly evident from the data, urban expansion arising from rural urban migration may provide a plausible explanation.

There is a wide range of window shapes and sizes (see Fig. 6) and it is not directly evident which image features qualify best to characterize them all.

Moreover, PIA is advantageous because geometry effects are directly evident from thin section and SAWVEC B (an unmixing algorithm that decomposes polymodal data), as well as the ability of inferring mineralogy.

These serve to display the relation between directly evident foundational knowledge and indirectly evident beliefs about the external world, the past, and other matters about which we can have knowledge.

In our preliminary work, the treatment of clozapine or histamine could not directly induce evident apoptosis in H4R-Lovo or Mock-Lovo cells.

For Brentano knowledge is reached by judgements that are directly or indirectly evident, and logical inferences contribute to our knowledge because they can make a judgement indirectly evident for us.

Although he did not engage in public controversy with Newton directly, it is evident from Huygens' correspondence, especially that with Leibniz, that in spite of his generous admiration for the mathematical ingenuity of the Principia, he regarded a theory of gravity that was devoid of any mechanical explanation as fundamentally unacceptable.

Neither drug affects cones directly as is evident from the following findings.

This was directly observed and was evident from fresh tracks left by different sized individuals at tunnel openings.