Sentence examples for evident development from inspiring English sources

The flat-leaflet design of the St . Judegenerates a TSS field constant with distance; on the contrary, the Bicarbon's shear stress field undergoes an evident development, with an unexpected central peak at a distance comparable to the valve's dimensions (21 mm).

No evident damage development was observed for both monotonic and fatigue loading.

This is evident in development, aging, pathological processes, and at tissue-biomaterial interfaces.

These constraints have become more evident as development partners have accelerated efforts to respond to HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, and vaccine-preventable diseases.

Join all the dots and it becomes evident that development and self-determination go hand in hand with state repression.

It is evident that development of the wild type is morphologically related to the homeostasis pattern because the both keep a constant SAM size despite active cell division.

Since the control artery segments demonstrated variable degrees of mineralization based on the resistance to sectioning with a scalpel, the possibility exists that the elevated bacterial lipid accumulation is related to the process of mineralization in arterial walls without grossly evident atheroma development.

This growth-promoting effect of proNGF on sympathetic neurites becomes evident in development after the growth-promoting effect of mNGF on these neurites has become established.

Intellectual disability is a disorder that includes impairments in three domains, i.e. cognitive ability, social skills and adaptive abilities and it should be evident during development [ 1].

Because the panels are so definitely attributed they are often used as a touchstone to date van Eyck's other works; there are a number of evident stylistic developments, including the type of stained glass windows and mouldings around the arcades, and his ability at handling perspective, which can be used to determine if other works at least pre-date the triptych.

By 1963, though, his association with the coterie that included Frank Stella and Kenneth Noland was evident in his development of a geometrical scheme involving diamonds and diagonals.