Sentence examples for evident note from inspiring English sources

The maker's care is always evident: note how gracefully the caesura breaks after "true" and "afternoon" impart to the last line a brightening sweep.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Radiograph 3 days after admission: distension of the bowel loops is evident; note the flexion and rotation of the inferior left leg.

In addition, there were many Cldn6-, Cldn11-, Cldn12- and Cldn18-negative suprabasal cell layers evident (note that in Figure 3, the stars highlight areas of Cldn-negative epidermal cells).

About five hours after the earthquake, a regular traveling ionospheric disturbance signature is evident, noted with an arrow.

Both grew efficiently in this cell line with an evident CPE noted after a mean incubation time of 3.8 days (range 1 8 days).

Dr. Hodges acknowledges that no clear point in time is evident, but notes that by 1945 the Analytical Engine had come to prominence.

Ms. Warren has barely acknowledged her so far, although Ms. DeFranco, with evident pride, noted that aides to both Ms. Warren and Mr. Brown had started following her on Twitter.

It was evident in notes taken by middle leaders that certain concepts, language and discourses were introduced and used in their activities.

The regular difficulty the US has in this arena is evident when noting that more than a small amount of the US reaction is really close to a key message in a statement by China's People's Liberation Army, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and State Internet Office: "Shut up, you hypocrite!" F is for FinancialThe financial element of this story is pretty self-evident.

In fact, considerable anti-inflammatory actions of GSNOR inhibition by N6022 were evident as noted by significant reductions in BALF eosinophils as well as BALF and systemic inflammatory biomarkers explored in both the dose response and time course OVA studies.

This is evident by noting that the dots of a given color (G/S value) are higher in the charts in the left panel and lower in the right, for any given pair of inference methods being compared.