Sentence examples for evident 1 from inspiring English sources

Two enlargements of the spinal cord are evident: (1) a cervical enlargement (C5 through T1), which provides innervation for the upper extremities, and (2) a lumbosacral enlargement (L1 through S2), which innervates the lower extremities.

Notably, these effects were evident 1 month after the intervention, clearly indicating the effect was durable.

Referring to a relevant image fidelity criterion [20], the image perception changes are rated into five ranks and each rank is quantized: unnoticeable (−2), not evident (−1), slightly evident (0), evident (1) and very evident (2).

Similarly, etoposide-induced blood MN-RET were not evident 1 day after administration began, but a robust effect was apparent 2 days after treatments were initiated.

Radiographic parameters in 19 patients (34 feet) were compared and two distinct patterns were evident: 1) A proximal articular set angle greater than 15° was associated with complete crista erosion in 10 feet (91% of this subgroup); 2) a tibial sesamoid position greater than three was associated with partial or complete erosion in 17 feet (100% of this subgroup).

From these measurements, the following aspects were evident: 1) The longitudinal profile consisted of gentle slopes (slope angle < 30°, indicated as S) and steep cliffs (slope angle > 40°, indicated as C).   2) Most of the cliffs were located at the middle and lower part of the gully.

Clear evidence of publication bias was not evident (P=0.94).

We, the peoples of Europe, hold these truths self evident: 1] That a complex and overarching supranational political body is fundamentally undemocratic, and always will be (see Appendix A). 2] That a core purpose shall be to pass money from the poor and middle classes of Europe to its inefficient farmers.

The strategic significance of endeavors to co-opt customer competencies for innovative value co-creation is evident [1].

Red lead, or minium, has a long history of use in worldwide artistic and artisanal practices, although nomenclature issues are evident [1, 237, 238].

The pre-designed observation rating scale ranged from highly evident (4) to not evident (0).