Sentence examples for evident the extent from inspiring English sources

However, the simulated trajectories for each of the nine GRG-defined population groups were strikingly different in three ways: the time point at which an increase in epidemic growth became evident; the extent of epidemic growth, i.e., the proportion of subjects infected; and the duration for which the epidemic persisted (Figure 2c).

But it was probably more evident in the extent to which he went in his remarks to the closed gathering of foreign ministers.

The concern is evident in the extent to which big donors are writing checks to other Republican committees and how some prominent Republicans are voicing concerns about him.

The crosstalk between metabolism and epigenetic modifications in the nucleus is becoming increasingly evident but the extent to which mitochondrial metabolites are required for these effects remains largely unknown.

And if duties of any kind may be laid without a violation of that liberty, it is evident that the extent must depend on legislative discretion, regulated by public opinion; so that after all, general declarations respecting the liberty of the press will give it no greater security than it will have without them.

It is evident that the extent of crevasse areas has increased with time, at both the end of the feather-shaped feature (black dots) and the tip of the oval feature (white diamonds), although the rates of increase are different: the rate is 3.6 times greater on the average over the period at the feather-shaped feature (Fig. 11(a)).

Axonal mGluR5 staining was also evident through the extent of the pyramidal cell layer with labeled axonal projections towards the stratum radiatum (Figure S4B).

It is evident that the extent of the changes in both parameters was lower in groups perfused with low propofol or CsA.

This would be consistent with cellular migration involving some proteolytic activity, although it was evident that the extent of the inhibition was never more than about 26%.

It was evident that the extent of H1.5 mono- and diphosphorylation was preserved, whereas a small increase in triphosphorylated H1.5 could be detected.

By comparing the corresponding bright-field and fluorescence images of the same microscopic field taken at 20 min after exposure to ATP, it is evident that the extent of ethidium uptake is correlated with the morphological changes of SCs.