Sentence examples for evident and apparent from inspiring English sources

What had happened here was evident and apparent, without a trace of anything that needed to be looked at more carefully.

"It became more apparent and evident as we went through the quarter that the depth and duration of the U.S. economic slowdown and recession was going to be greater than we initially had expected, as well as the fact it extended into the global markets," Roell told analysts on a conference call.

The recognition of ADEs by medical teams was substantial for those ADEs with evident causality and with clinically apparent and severe consequences.

Sexual impulses are sometimes evident and sometimes lurk just beneath the surface, as metaphors pile upon each other with apparent disregard for order or limit.

In former days, book production took words through forms of inscription that were physically evident and visibly apparent from manuscript to typescript, typescript to galleys, galleys to book.

The attention to detail in the winemaking was evident, and the use of estate grapes (rather than the unreliable supply chain cited above) was apparent, too.

This increased stimulation is not apparent at low concentrations of the HsmtSSBs, but it is clearly evident and reproducible at saturating levels.

As visual deficits were not evident and no eye abnormalities were apparent by indirect ophthalmoscopy, this finding was considered to be normal.

In vessels with high cell flux, such as the dorsal aorta, periodic changes in apparent cell length are evident and reflect the periodic change in cellular velocity caused by ventricular contraction and subsequent relaxation.

The reason for this apparent time-dependence was not evident, and steroid administration was not associated with histologic changes in the glands.

The ductile behavior is characterized by void nucleation and growth and the apparent lack of fatigue crack initiation and growth that is evident at low stress ratios.