Sentence examples for even more obvious and from inspiring English sources

Later works show an attenuation of the grid, so that individual squares become even more obvious, and the color within them is treated like dots or pixels.

The growing difficulties of traveling by air within one's own country are even more obvious, and were so even before the latest terrorist incident, even before the 9/11 attacks.

From this perspective, the correlation between education and citizenship/inclusion unveils itself to be even more obvious and consequential.

"We think there are way too many holes in online consumer security, which recent events have made even more obvious, and we want to help plug some of those holes".

Still, Slager's crime was even more obvious and heinous than many of his fellow killer cops; this was a case that needed to be won.

However that "logical" approach leaves out something even more obvious and logical: over the course of a thousand mile journey, there just might be an occasional detour along the way: the bridge that is out, the river that is swollen, or simply the beauty of the waterfall just off the trail.

Under high magnification, tumor cells had larger volume, round, fusiform or irregular shape, less cytoplasm, large and deeply stained nuclei, and even more obvious atypia and karyokinesis.

At 8 dpf, the changes were even more obvious: fragmentation and swelling of the ER with accumulation of a dense matrix in the ER lumen (Fig. 6A,B) were accompanied by regions of empty cytoplasm (Fig. 6C,D), smaller mitochondria with a dense matrix and wider cristae (Fig. 6; supplementary material Fig. S2), as well as disrupted and disorganized bile canaliculi (Fig. 6D).

After 72 h incubation, the effect of anti-H-ras ODN on blocking H-Rasval 12 synthesis was even more obvious (lanes 8 and 9 vs lanes 10 and 11, respectively).

"So clearly now that we will have a grandchild, it makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we leave them something that isn't a total poisoned chalice".

This is true even for standard clinical examinations but becomes even more obvious for advanced and quantitative MR methods substantially benefiting from improved SNR, such as MR spectroscopy, perfusion MR (including ASL), and fMRI.