Sentence examples for evident mechanisms from inspiring English sources

This method was applied to the case study of Santa Maria in Portonovo church, a little jewel of the Italian Marche Romanesque architecture, where quite evident mechanisms were found in the face of the vestibule, in the north side wall, in the main facade and in the original apse.

Probably bystanders easily interpret the emergency situation and action needed in drowning victims than in primary cardiac arrest (evident mechanism of arrest and symptoms) [4].

This asymmetric funnel effect, where small trials report positive effects but large well-controlled trials include nil-findings, has been widely recognized as an evident mechanism with regards to clinical trials in general (Egger et al., 1997).

It has often been called a "self-evident" mechanism because it necessarily follows from three simple facts: Variation exists within populations of organisms with respect to morphology, physiology, and behaviour (phenotypic variation).

No evident precipitating mechanisms, other than awakening, were identified.

Evident inhibition mechanisms include the reduction of active site number by increasing the crystallite size and the site blockage by formed boron oxide.

Health policy and leaders need to provide clear incentives as well as evident accountability mechanisms to establish trust and prevent discouragement.

Consequently, what follows is a descriptive account of the main mechanisms evident from the sources we scrutinised.

It is now evident that diversified mechanisms have been evolved for restoring fertility in CMS with multilayer interactions between the mitochondrial and nucleus genes (Chen and Liu [2014]).

However, there is an evident deficiency of mechanisms for analysis, comparison and evaluation of IaaS cloud implementations, since no unified taxonomy or reference architecture is available.

This Perspective summarizes the antiviral mechanisms evident across the tree of life, discussing each in their evolutionary context to postulate how the coevolution of host and pathogen shaped the cellular antiviral defenses we know today.