Sentence examples for evident class from inspiring English sources

Instead, Silvia, the evident class clown, Vargas and Wilson are mixing ground beef with eggs and breadcrumbs for an improvisational meatball main course.

In all cases, the chosen PC (first two) show evident class separation providing further support for the association of the selected genes and the sample classes.

Namely, the gap between the median black and white student's GPA fell by 36% from their freshman to their senior year.i Hence, while some improvement is evident in class rank, it is small relative to the gains in levels.

But it is evident that class alone cannot explain why different groups do badly, any more than race can.

Transverse maxillary deficiency, in fact, might not be evident in Class II patients due to occlusion of maxillary posterior teeth on narrower portions of the mandible [2, 3].

This is also evident in class averages in Figure 1B, which show that the core of ORC is much better defined in the presence of ATP S.

This is most evident in classes that are often modified by human land use (e.g. evergreen lowland forest classes), but also in areas with little or no vegetation cover (see last 5 classes of Table 1).

Turner's humble origins were evident to class-conscious Georgian society from his strong Cockney accent.

Two distinct separations along the two classes of hydrophobins were evident, all the class I hydrophobins clustered in clade A whereas class II members grouped together in clade B (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

Multiple rounds of duplication are evident for both class I and class II genes, with more distantly related sequences (e.g., UA, UB and UC for class I and DAB, DBB, DCB, and DDB for class II) representing older duplication events, and expansions within each group representing more recent events and/or homogenization by concerted evolution.

It is evident that C class flares occurred most often, M class less frequently and X class least often.