Sentence examples for evident marked from inspiring English sources

Yet in suburban, middle-class Long Island, O'Brien's appearance (origins unclear, but nonwhiteness evident) marked her as undatable in a school where race silently mattered.

In the present study, irrigation water quality problems are highly increased an evident marked difficult and a key alarm for several stakeholders that affect their irrigation production.

Within the fish PKR/PKZ clade, the occurrence of three independent duplication events is evident (marked with asterisks in Figure 5), the first of which resulted in the split into PKZ and PKR genes.

About 20 min after wounding, extensive nuclear contraction and lobing was evident (marked with an asterisk in Fig. 5), part of the ER membrane system had formed bubble-like structures but much of the ER-tubular network was still intact.

Thus, evident gillnet marking indicates fish less likely to spawn and contribute to the reproductive capacity of escaped stocks.

Ratings were based on the following scale: 0 = not present; 1 = detectable but not frequent; 2 = frequent but not pervasive; 3 = nearly always evident but not marked in severity; 4 = nearly always evident and marked in severity.

DNA damage evident as DSB marked by γ-H2AX foci increased after chemotherapy, and increased further when PARPi was combined with chemotherapy (Figure 5C).

Pursuing this way, the overestimation of a ~ is evident and is marked.

But the government response to the American attacks on Afghanistan have been measured at best, and largely marked by evident ambivalence.

Overall a new reality was increasingly evident in Jerusalem, one marked by growing Palestinian alienation and marginalisation, a loss of hope in the possibility of positive change, deep mutual mistrust and a sense of loss of security among both communities".

It is also evident that the connection marked in the original titles is a genuine one: the inquiries about nature carried out in the Physica lead on naturally to the more fundamental inquiries about Being as such that are taken up in the Metaphysica and indeed go along with the latter to make up a single philosophical discipline.