"evident significance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that is obviously important. For example, "The evident significance of the discovery was obvious to everyone present."
"Old theories about Stonehenge that do not explain the evident significance of the river will have to be rethought," he said.
The developed FFE device has evident significance to the studies on stem cell, cell or organelle proteomics, and protein complex as well as micro- or nano-particles.
Each pair algebra-coalgebra characterizes a QFT system and its mirroring thermal bath, respectively, so to model dissipative quantum systems in far-from-equilibrium conditions, with an evident significance also for biological sciences.
Instead, consciousness skitters in all directions at once, like a glob of mercury hit by a hammer, producing unorthodox connections that nevertheless seem to have self-evident significance to the person experiencing them.
"Insiders suggest the case has evident positive significance because it says 'no' to local governments that want only to restrict people's personal freedom in the name of stopping petitioners," the article said.
These results have evident practical significance for slot coating, the coating method of choice in many new technological applications, but it is their fundamental merit which is new and one that should be followed with further data and theoretical underpinning.
Regardless of the evident clinical significance, delirium tends to be under-diagnosed and under-treated [ 17].
Stress responses have an evident adaptive significance and involve both physical and behavioral strategies, with the signaling pathway of AVPR1B being possibly involved in both.
A clear sign of the labor market's quiet troubles has long been evident, though its significance was obscured by the official jobless rate.
Though the improvement was not so evident, it had significance.
60, 61 In MCL, VEGF expression has been reported in 41% of cases, with an evident negative prognostic significance.
