Sentence examples for evident that the initial from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Sondheim described the genesis of the song, it was evident that the initial inspiration came not from the composer, but from the lyricist and Jerome Robbins, the director and choreographer of the original 1959 Broadway production.

It is evident that the initial concentration increase of Pb2+ from 20 to 100 ppm reduces the removal efficiency from almost 100 10%.

It became evident that the initial systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) in general exceeds the needs for antimicrobial defense leading to the concept of host-related hyperinflammatory organ dysfunction as a relevant "motor" of developing sepsis [3].

It is evident that the initial drop in the curves, which corresponds to cell death in mitosis, showed similar kinetics under both K5I and Cdc20 RNAi.

When the data were analyzed for the incremental changes of the Ca2+ and PIP2 levels to focalize the sites of instantaneous rises by applying the formula (Finst = [(Ft-Ft−1)/Ft−1]), it was evident that the initial increase of PIP2 took place at the sperm interaction site 9 sec after the sperm-induced Ca2+ release (see the images at 0 27 and 0 36 in Fig. 2B).

It was evident that the initial momentum that COBET gained when it started as a pilot project and later on as a nation-wide programme is no more the same.

(24) and (25), it is evident that the 'initial' characteristics of the equivalent SDOF system (frequency, yield displacement and yield acceleration) are very close to the first mode data of the linear system, when the strength assignment (and the associated flexural rigidities) is 'compatible' with the beam-sway plastic mechanism.

It is evident that at the initial reaction stage, the catalyst concentration of ZnO has no notable effect on the catalytic performance, which might due to the high essential activity of the ZnOE catalyst.

However, it was subsequently evident that this initial psuedomolecule build had a significant number of assembly problems [ 1].

Robertson et al. [ 5] inferred considerable intron evolution within the insect chemoreceptor superfamily, and specifically the Gr family, from comparisons of the genes within Drosophila melanogaster alone, something that was also evident from the initial gene descriptions (e.g. [ 1, 28]).

5) It isn't evident that the mutants in the initial crosslinking experiments (K51 and K158 in particular) are folded properly, though this appears to be taken care of by Figure 4C.