Sentence examples for evidence was apparent from inspiring English sources

No evidence was apparent for any heterogeneity in odds ratios between the four study centers.

Furthermore, I-MIBG scintigraphy was able to detect cardiac sympathetic denervation in ATTR patients before echocardiographic evidence was apparent.

If no evidence was apparent for an exposure, then studies meeting the lower Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network criteria were considered, that is, cross-sectional studies (including panel studies), case control and case report studies.

If no evidence was apparent for an exposure, then studies meeting the lower Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network criteria were considered, that is, case control and case report studies (http://www.sign.ac.uk/guidelines/fulltext/50/annexb.html 21 Jun 2014).

The evidence is apparent in the current Labour leadership campaign.

Clear evidence is apparent from the researches, e.g., Stottmeister et al. (2003); Hoang et al. (2010); Calheiros et al. (2010); Zhao et al. (2014) and from the work referred therein, for the independent and random plant microbe interactions.

This paucity of evidence is apparent within trials of telephone-based programs, but also in physical activity and nutrition intervention trials more generally, where a recent systematic review found that only 35% of included studies reported on maintenance of outcomes following the end of program [ 17].

Although it was obvious to few others at the time that Schubert, still little known outside Vienna or in grand musical forms, was a logical candidate to take up Beethoven's mantle, from this and other evidence it was apparent to Schubert, Mr. Gibbs plausibly suggests, as it has been to posterity.

Using their products and comments as evidence, it was apparent the students were able to communicate recognition of patterns and effectively apply their knowledge in near transfer activities, indicating they achieved our learning objectives.

At higher deposition temperatures, above the polymer's Tg evidence of crystallinity was apparent from X-ray diffraction results.

There was evidence for coagulation among particles in the smallest size-range at low air exchange rates (high particle concentrations) but no evidence of coagulation was apparent at higher air exchange rates (lower particle concentrations).