Sentence examples for evident to identify from inspiring English sources

Sonication of the device is not warranted in the cases of routine removal of breast tissue expanders but may be useful where infection is evident to identify the pathogen(s).

To identify an object in terms of a process that destroys its character is not in any evident sense to identify it.

What is of concern is Turnitin's® apparent inability to identify the similarities evident by a manual comparison of the source and outputs.

To this end, we immunostained aliquots of embryos from each sequenced D. virilis sample and from a similar D. melanogaster time course, and used the occurrence of key morphologically evident developmental events to identify comparable stages.

Finally small cell clones may be not detected by FC but, in some CL, nuclear atypia are quite evident to be identified at the microscopic examination of the smears and by ICC, even though in small number.

The potential clinical utilities of these metabolic models are evident from their ability to identify functionally interrelated sets of reactions and metabolites that are causally related to diverse pathophysiological conditions including xenobiotic metabolism and biomarker identification.

However, some degree of bias was evident, and we were able to identify sequence motifs that were preferentially amplified.

It is evident that eventually being able to identify a cost effective regimen of CT screening for lung cancer in the UK is by no means an unreasonable expectation.

Analyze displays of pictorial data to compare patterns of similarities in the embryological development across multiple species to identify relationships not evident in the fully formed anatomy.

Fractional polynomial regression (using Huber-White estimators to adjust the standard errors for the repeated measures on each participant) was used to identify and where evident to model non-linear associations over time.

Using uni- and multivariate regression analysis, we have attempted to construct both a descriptive evaluation of the individual subgroups and their survival and to identify possible clinically evident prognostic factors at the time of presentation.