Sentence examples for evident I from inspiring English sources

Several overriding problems with trial design were evident: (i) small trial size, (ii) absence of blinding, (iii) lack of no treatment arms and (iv) highly variable entry criteria, treatments and endpoint definitions leading to trial clinical heterogeneity.

The Russell-McPheron effect was evident; i.e. the 1IVIF was actually away for the cases of September 12 14 and 27 28.

In the dataset of this study, the effect of the local morphology is evident (i.e., accumulations in front of scarps).

According to Brentano, a judgment is true when it is evident, i.e., when one perceives (in inner perception that is directed towards the judgment) that one judges with evidence.

Conversely, a high concentration of NTOT (1500 μg/L) infers an overly vigorous urban lake ecosystem, to the point where eutrophic conditions may be evident (i.e. very unhealthy).

Microscopically, at D33 clonal areas of differentiation were evident, i.e. clusters of differentiated and undifferentiated cells could be identified.

While it is now clear that attentional control over binocular rivalry is possible, the opposite is less evident: Is interocular conflict (i.e., the situation leading to binocular rivalry) able to attract attention?

"The record's there, and what I did is sort of self-evident I think, but it may come as new information to a lot of people," Mrs. Clinton said in a recent interview, acknowledging the contradiction between the years of stressing more traditional first lady duties and the role she claims now.

Now, he says, with evident emotion, "I wish I had a partner, somebody to help with this.

"I have wrinkles here, which are very evident, and I will particularly say when I look at movie posters, 'You guys have airbrushed my forehead.

These, I think are self evident, so I won't elaborate them here.