Sentence examples for evident basis from inspiring English sources

As for the notion that passengers on the Underground Railroad communicated with one another by means of quilts: that idea originated, without any evident basis, in the eighties (the nineteen-eighties).

These modifications indicate evident basis linking circadian and metabolic cycles at timely manner.

Further, the proposed modes of action that would enable an effect in humans do not have any evident basis to be absent in rodents indeed, some of the elements (migrating stem cells, effects on NALT), both consistent with or contrary to this account, are based on rat data.

The case outraged social-media users in Mexico, who complained there was no evident legal basis upon which to detain the girl.

Instead, it argued (without evident legal basis) that the statute of limitations had expired and thus that, it, too, was unable to look into the matter.

The problem is that it is painfully evident that any basis established now will be a terrible one — worse than nothing.

There is no evident legal constitutional basis for this distinction -- between obligation and gratitude, since Roberts admits that gratitude creates influence, an ordinary English synonym for obligation.

It was found that the distribution of CMC values against melanoma cells in melanoma patients was different from that in control subjects, and several sub-populations of melanoma patients were evident on the basis of these measurements.

It appears evident on the basis of this review that patients with MCI with IADL deficits are more likely to convert to dementia than are patients with MCI without IADL restrictions [ 27, 32].

Despite the effective protection reported for topical acaricides (6, 7 ), no difference in seropositivity between treated and untreated dogs was evident on the basis of their reported use (Table 2).

Extensive collinearity with M. truncatula was evident on the basis of sequence homology between mapped markers and the model genome and large translocations and inversions relative to M. truncatula were identified.