Sentence examples for evident finding from inspiring English sources

The most evident finding was that, unlike that seen for adults, the EN (filarial uninfected) and Inf children did not differ in the composition of the CD4+ and CD8+ T cell compartments (Fig. 5, Tables 2 and 3).

The presence of amyloid deposits is such a frequent and evident finding in the conformational diseases that they have often been referred to collectively as the amyloidoses.

Previous studies reported increased lymphocyte death (apoptosis) as an evident finding in critically ill septic patients, which was related to the status of humoral immunity and the prognosis of these patients [ 14, 20].

If significant errors are evident, findings in attenuation-corrected PET data should be interpreted with caution and correlation with uncorrected PET data should be performed.

While an increase in teachers' linguistic sensitivity in both planning and instruction is evident, findings also reveal areas for more questions and further research.

Mesenteric edema (star in a), peritoneal fluid and reduced enhancement of the bowel wall comparatively to other small-bowel loops (arrowhead in a) are also evident, findings that suggest strangulation.

Phylogenetic analyses and analyses of molecular variance further indicated that bacterial gene flow among species was high and that no directional biases in bacterial transmission were evident, findings that indicate that transmission of E. coli from primates to humans and livestock was as likely as transmission in the other direction.

As expected, males and females showed significant differences at neurological examination: in females we only observed subclinical signs of peripheral neuropathy (pes cavus, reduced or absent deep tendon reflexes, chronic denervation in distal muscles of lower limbs), whereas males displayed more evident findings of neuropathy.

Of course, many of us might consider that a self-evident finding — anecdotal evidence suggests that my friends and I complain all the time about how our breasts feel when we're running.

It seems more and more evident that finding "universal" RT-QPCR control genes is a nearly impossible task.

It is evident that finding differences between two highly similar attitude objects asks for a more sensitive measure.