Sentence examples for evident a strong from inspiring English sources
In this sense, hydrogen is rather more like electricity, a convenient energy carrier, and, as will become evident, a strong synergy exists between electricity, hydrogen, and other renewable energy sources [31].
Considering that the principal data sources of the analysed assessments are public statistics, surveys, focus groups and specific scientific investigations, it is evident a strong limit in measuring new dimensions that are central to the realization of Sustainable Urban Food Systems is represented by cost and time.
Despite the complex structure of sugarcane cell wall, these results also make evident a strong correlation between the decay time of the lignin fluorescence and its structural re-arrangement within the cell wall.
a A square on the device longer exposed to the FIB is evident, denoting a strong contamination in that region.
The polyepitope specificity of the mucosal CD8 and CD4 response is evident from a strong, multifunctional cytokine response upon stimulation with peptides covering the gag, tat and env proteins.
It is also evident that a strong adaptive immune response is driving and maintaining the inflammation once started.
The effect of Cape-ST on OS also remained evident as a strong trend for CAPIRI-C (32.0 vs 19.7 months) and for CAPOX-C (37.5 vs 24.0 months).
However, additional bath application of 25 micromolar NMDA in the absence of Mg2+ did activate a tonic current in these neurons, evident as a strong increase in holding current and increased RMS signal (see Figure #3 below).
The association between health and air pollution during the episode was evident as a strong rise in air pollution levels was immediately followed by sharp increases in mortality and morbidity.
It is increasingly becoming evident that a strong primary health care system is more likely to provide better population health, more equity in health throughout the population, and better use of economic resources, compared to systems that are oriented towards specialty care.
It is increasingly becoming evident that a strong primary health care system is more likely to provide better population health, more equity in health throughout the population, and better use of economic resources, compared to systems that are oriented towards specialty care [ 2- 4].
