Sentence examples for evident the differences between from inspiring English sources

Comparing Dewulf and Chester results, which are completely compatible it appears evident the differences between exergetic and energetic analysis, even if both evidences the dominant contributions to energy consumption and GHG emissions for on-road and air modes are from components that relate directly to transport operations.

The difficulty in defining hate speech is evident in the differences between the Constitution and the 2000 act, experts said.

It is evident that the differences between pre and post measures are more pronounced in the Sync condition, and we address this in later sections.

China's newly commercialized society was evident in the differences between its northern capital and the earlier Tang capital at Chang'an.

We also normalized the data considering the same number of sequences to all samples (Table S1), and, despite the higher diversity of oiled samples were not so evident, the differences and similarities between samples were not significantly affected.

Total slack for each job is not marked, since it is evident as the difference between the pairs of numbers ES and LS or EF and LF.

At another spill site on the Massachusetts coast, not far from the West Falmouth spill, the legacy of oil contamination is evident in the difference between two marshes on either side of a pebbly shoreline road.

Nevertheless, it is evident that the difference between the deflections of A-I and type B specimens is small (less than 2 mm throughout the whole test).

Even though we only compared beta cells and one kind of IPC which was derived from one source using one differentiation method, our results made evident the difference in physiological function between these IPCs and beta cells.

Because of the evident differences between the type of components, and since the use of the results was not directly linked or combined, these activities were performed in a separate manner.

Would the cure lie in reshaping the composition and rules of the Council or in addressing the evident political differences between the member states?