Sentence examples for evident degree from inspiring English sources

The historians, anthropologists and forensic scientists studying the remains seem uniformly awed by the evident degree of violence.

Most people who conquer the Times crossword every day would've told you that the February 8th puzzle was a little on the easy side for a Wednesday which is a bit like calling someone short for a point guard, or slight for a jockey but added that this was more than offset by the evident degree of amusement its "constructor," Lynn Lempel, had taken with the clues and architecture.

Most people who conquer the Times crossword every day would've told you that the February 8th puzzle was a little on the easy side for a Wednesday — which is a bit like calling someone short for a point guard, or slight for a jockey — but added that this was more than offset by the evident degree of amusement its "constructor," Lynn Lempel, had taken with the clues and architecture.

The trial study revealed that within three hours post-induction of synovitis, there was already an evident degree of lameness (3 or 4).

It is possible that PAT is not as susceptible to variations in glycaemia as FMD and carotid-femoral PWV or that small elevations in glucose and insulin do not affect vascular health to the clinically evident degree that substantial (i.e. diabetes-level) elevations do.

Not here: the invaluable Ms. Lumberg makes evident the degree to which Sadie's very heft is part of what the verbally overripe Mari values in pretty well the only person she can call a friend.

As Mr. Rove left the IHOP for his hotel here in Waco — some 20 miles from the president's vacation ranch — it was evident the degree to which he had become a public figure.

Although all centrality metrics were positively correlated, leverage and eigenvector both provided additional information not evident from degree or betweenness alone.

The improvement is only evident between degrees 150 and 240 beyond which EGM2008 performs better than GOCE GGMs in all the six regions.

Although the specific hybridization of each synthetic target is clearly evident, variable degrees of cross hybridization existed between some synthetic target:probe combinations.

The same racial divisions were evident to some degree in 2005 when Ferrer beat Anthony Weiner, in 1997, when Ruth Messinger defeated Al Sharpton, and in 1989, when David Dinkins topped Ed Koch.