Sentence examples for evident that down from inspiring English sources

By plotting the median values, 5th and 95th centiles as whiskers it was evident that Down syndrome spectra varied significantly from that of non-Down pregnancies (Kruskal wallis test p < 0.001).

By plotting the median values, 5th and 95th centiles as whiskers it was evident that Down syndrome spectral values were still statistically different (p < 0.001) to those of non-aneuploidy samples at 6,000 to 8,000 mz and the profiles, whilst consistently lower, were merging in this region.

Aside expression of activatory molecules in DC, it is becoming more and more evident that down regulatory mechanisms are in place that limit the DC's potential as a vaccine adjuvant.

He said: It is evident that somewhere down the line, someone... has fraudulently or perhaps negligently labelled a product in a deceptive way.

Over the past few decades, it's become evident that traditional "top-down" development, in which large amounts of aid are distributed to governments in the developing world, is ineffective.

It was evident that she was slowing down as the rain picked up, and even more so that the ground was becoming too slick for her cane to grip the pavement.

Being so close to a railway line and surrounded by smaller maisonette flats, some only 20 metres away, it became evident that bringing these buildings down was going to be a very difficult task.

As such, it's evident that the league is heading down a similar path to what the NFL went down when it comes to their event logos.

It's an impressive attention to detail, even though it is painfully evident that he has been struck down by a catastrophic lurgy.

If this is so, it is evident that any one who lays down rules about other matters, such as what must be the contents of the 'introduction' or the 'narration' or any of the other divisions of a speech, is theorizing about non-essentials as if they belonged to the art.

Even though no final conclusions can be drawn, it became more and more evident that besides nutrients acting as down-regulators of tight junctions or as histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitors, also viral infections, toxins, hypoperfusion of the gut play a role (Table  7).