For example, following Chisholm (1989: 16), it might be proposed justification for a belief might come in the following grades: (1) probable, (2) epistemically in the clear, (3) beyond reasonable doubt, (4) evident, (5) obvious, and (6) certain.
Meyer and Lunnay [ 35] summarise how such an approach is akin to the generation of abductive reasoning in forming theoretical associations that enable us to discern relationships and connections that are not otherwise evident or obvious.
From these results, it is evident that obvious decrease of effective stress occurs in a shorter time in the soil in loose condition than it is in dense condition.
"But it's not as evident or obvious to the fans as it once was," Wellman said.
The result shows that the deformation area is quite large, and settlement of the roof is evident and displacement of the side walls is also obvious.
It was also obvious that Lady Rosebery was a very evident and valuable political electioneering asset.
The fact that your dining companion used a corporate card made it obvious, but in many cases it is less evident and not worthy of your criticism.
For Co3O4-containing samples, five peaks of the crystalline Co3O4 phase corresponding to the A1g (691.5 cm−1), F2g (617.7 cm−1), F2g (522.8 cm−1), Eg (482.7 cm−1), and F2g (193.6 cm−1) modes are evident [25], and no obvious characteristic peaks related to Co(OH 2 can be observed.
No obvious alteration in the pattern of VEGF mRNA expression was evident and no significant changes in apoptosis were observed.
