Sentence examples for evident such from inspiring English sources

If it is thin, is not evident (such as covered in plastic), or there is evidence of a weld or join, then it is not a good sign.

As will become evident, such an exercise leads to a conceptually straightforward but mathematically complex model.

Some side effects were evident such as anchorage loss in the form of increased overjet and molar tipping.

What about initiatives whose success could take decades to become evident, such as social movements or the erosion of cultural norms?

Both are "recovery" stories after many years of disappointing returns, and are regarded as cheaper than stock markets where economic recovery is more evident, such as the US and UK.

The involvement of the industry is evident such as "Smarter Planet" [11].

Although that may seem self-evident, such evidence can be surprisingly helpful when developing an argument, especially for articulating the research problem of your essay.

We hold certain truths to be self-evident, such as life, liberty and the inevitability that the Chicago Cubs will blow it before they win another World Series.

Only occasionally do the authors spill over into the self-evident, such as when advising the reader to employ an anaesthetic technique unlikely to provoke bronchospasm in asthmatics.

Although one might argue that such a result is self-evident, such a conclusion overlooks the trade-offs associated with changes to life-history traits.

The maxim "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," coined by Benjamin Franklin and listed in the Dictionary of Cultural Literacy (1), seems self-evident such that it does not warrant serious challenge.