Sentence examples for evident points from inspiring English sources

Ms. Parker, who has described herself as a "rational conservative," said the new show would have evident points of view, but, "We'll slow it down" and provide insight rather than noise.

Evident points of accord include the creation of a presidential-parliamentary government, a legal system no more Islamic than the previous one and broad guarantees of freedom of religion and expression.

Jackson seems to be making steady progress, but the most evident point of development still comes when he throws.

However, an evident point of dural laceration was not found.

Although she returned to the surgical suite, an evident point of dural laceration was not found.

Because these results are seemingly conflicting, there is no evident point of view about the ability to use serum CRP concentration as a marker of post-ICU prognosis.

An evident point of divergence in feminism in Brazil is women's autonomy over their bodies.

Additionally, no homing of donor mMSCs to the BM was evident, pointing to salvage of endogenous irradiation-surviving HSCs but not to reconstitution of hematopoiesis by donor MSCs.

It may have set the foundation for better replication and scaling-up. 5. Behavioural changes are evident pointing to success with BCC component.

So when comparing Points A and B, a tradeoff is evident: Point A (Red EWS) has a sensitivity 21%% higher (85%% vs. 70%%), but the rate of alerts is 166%% higher (16 per day vs. 6 per day).

The supreme court told judges not to hand out death sentences when evidence is lacking — not a self-evident point after a series of reports about executions or life sentences imposed on defendants later proved to be innocent.