That trend hasn't become evident yet, but it will, scientists say.
The needs could not be more evident, yet the response continues to lag.
Resistance to that idea — which has been vehemently opposed by many countries, including most of the poorer, former Communist states in the east — was evident yet again in parliamentary debate Wednesday in Slovakia.
What should not have been evident yet was a nasty, if occasional, variation in bounce as the ball struck either side of the cracks, which, if the sun continues to bake the surface, will only get wider and more influential.
As downloads of the Game of Thrones plunder reached over 800,000, it was evident yet again that the internet had the morals of a bloke you meet in a Happy Hour in Tenerife who sticks his hand up your frock, steals your credit card then promises to call.
The benefits of mentorship are evident, yet one in three young people grow up without the opportunity to experience the value of one.
Theistic truths may be directly revealed, and experienced as certainly and immediately evident, yet, on reflection, one may doubt whether such experiences are genuinely revelatory since competing interpretations seem at least possible.
McClure says, "It's not evident yet, but I believe all three will all survive and thrive.
The references are evident yet disintegrating into foamy, floaty shapes in the sky.
Prof. Moskowitz, experts from a number of countries and I agree with the French policies: cell phone use should be curtailed in children and should include warning labels, After ten years of use, increased risks from tobacco and asbestos were not clearly evident, yet nobody today doubts that we waited far too long before addressing these important health hazards.
Overall, our results support a role for CEUS in in vivo diagnosis of acute intrasynovial lesions of DDFTs, when chronic changes are not evident yet detectable.
