Because these animals were not birds and did not fly, it is now evident that true feathers neither evolved first in birds nor developed for the purpose of flight.
Where secularists see religion as a divisive force, and their own beliefs as the self-evident and true base on which a healthy society can be built, Benedict sees that secularism itself can be challenged.
They do it for, and usually only if it doesn't hinder, their pursuit of a higher bottom line by appealing to emotional connections to values we already hold as self-evident and true: it's better to be green, production lines should meet high standards of worker justice, healthier food should be more readily available across distribution networks and so on.
Writing in the newspaper Maariv, the analyst Ben Caspit declared today, "It is becoming evident that the true problem threatening us from within, threatening our existence here as a Zionist and democratic country, is the problem of the ultra-Orthodox takeover".
Less evident, though equally true, it would almost certainly cost congressional Democrats seats in elections next year, striking especially hard at some of the same centrist Blue Dogs who are resisting a health care bill.
This is especially evident when the true facts could have been determined, or a transaction's accompanying signed agreement states that neither party is relying upon the representations of the other.
In contrast, decreases in PCS and MCS evident for the true positive screen group in the crude data were also evident in the adjusted analyses.
Increased brain volume was evident in all true CM cases in the Malawi series, 33, 42 but is not universal in adults.
This allowed for early termination of the study if it became evident that the true rate of response (complete plus partial) was less than 20% or greater than 40%.
However, by including the confounding covariate (sex) it becomes evident that the true model (a simple Emax relationship) is more appropriate, demonstrating now that response is almost constant across the exposure range, as seen in Figure 1 b.
