Sentence examples for evident making from inspiring English sources

The influence of ionospheric scintillation on Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is particularly evident, making GNSS an effective method to study characteristics of scintillation.

For the Iranian haplotype, a specific introgression into the FraMC population is indeed evident, making this latter scenario likely.

Workarounds have a cascading effect often impacting other microsystems [ 48, 74] thus their effect may not be immediately evident making it difficult to harness and quantify their impact.

Here, sequences of stronger and weaker nucleotide bonds, as well as sequences of heavier verses lighter nucleotides, and their resulting patterns are clearly evident, making it easier to locate palindromes.

The head of the pin should still be evident, making it easy to grasp again when needed.

It is evident that making the priors more similar reduce the difference in the final estimates.

This, along with the fact that clinical symptoms are sometimes not evident, thus making diagnosis difficult, is an impediment to the gathering of more credible data [ 6- 8].

Her evident pain made her eccentric.

While the fights are not especially challenging, the creatures' evident intelligence makes them remarkably compelling.

His evident untrustworthiness makes him the only grown-up in whom Luke has any faith.

The reason seems evident: Poles made their own post-Communist society; east Germans had theirs imposed on them.