Sentence examples for evident measure from inspiring English sources

And over time, you'll see your growth through an emotionally difficult time, giving you an evident measure of how your feelings were at the beginning and how actively struggling to maintain your dignity and take responsibility for your part in moving on have changed your feelings and approaches over time.

It should be noted however, that the absolute number of maternal death is a self-evident measure that gives a clear indication of the public health impact of maternal mortality [ 13] and irrespective of the size of the denominator used for estimating our MMR, a total of 75 maternal deaths in such a short period is unacceptably high by any standard.

Congress's hostility to reproductive rights is evident in measures that barred American military hospitals overseas from providing abortions and made drastic cuts in international family planning aid.

The superiority of the PV methodology is particularly evident when measures of student achievement are employed as explanatory variables.

An improved response to anti-manic medication was evident as measured by the SADS manic syndrome score in patients who had experienced fewer episodes.

After 28 days of supplementation, toxicity of the selenazolidines was not evident, as measured by outward appearance and behavior, body and organ weight changes, and histological evaluation of liver and lung tissue.

Progress in reducing cancer death rates is evident whether measured against baseline rates in 1970 or in 1990.

In summary, progress in reducing cancer death rates is evident whether measured against baseline rates in 1970 or in 1990.

This was especially evident in measures of locomotor performance.

The beneficial effect of HYA and C4S was made evident by measuring the incidence of CIA.

Unsurprisingly, the positive impact of heterosis was particularly evident when measuring the end result of all reproductive processes potentially affected by inbreeding, i.e., total male reproductive success.