Sentence examples for evidently during from inspiring English sources

Evidently, during the event, Mr. Obama encountered some of the anxiety he later referred to, because at his next stop, which was open to reporters, he said someone had just suggested that he declare a national state of emergency, a notion he quickly discounted as not the way the United States worked.

With increasing roughness Ra of the bond coat, the weight gain increased evidently during thermal cycling and the lifetime decreased.

Evidently, during the endophytic phase, the use of these enzymes must be related to the mutualistic relationship with the host plant [ 49].

We observed that the levels of TOC1α and ELF3α transcripts were higher under SDs than under LDs, evidently during the night.

Jules Plisson in particular had a swagger about him that was so evidently absent during his shocking outings during last year's Six Nations and if Guy Novès intends to maximise his passing game, France may at least look a bit more like their vaunted predecessors rather than the listless sides of recent years.

The differences in the mesospheric temperature trends are most evidently expressed during winter months and are markedly smaller during summer season.

In recent weeks, those prices have fallen further on net, in part under the influence of growing concerns about corporate governance and business transparency problems that evidently accumulated during the earlier rapid run-up in these markets.

Its machinery was evidently damaged during the war, but because of its importance, unlike the mints at Charlotte and Dahlonega, in 1877 U.S. Mint agent James R. Snowden asked the superintendent of the office, Dr. M. F. Bonzano, to report on the condition of the facility for minting.

Nothing has been recovered of T5, which was evidently lost during displacement of cranial and thoracic blocks along the intervening fault or joint surface.

This is the first description of polyamines expression in dog colonic mucosa in normal and in different pathological conditions, suggesting that the balance between polyamine degradation and biosynthesis is evidently disengaged during neoplasia.

This is reflected by the fact that, during con, when subjects were idle, the HR was evidently lower than during the mild task demand during the recording runs (Figure 1D).