Sentence examples for evidently employed from inspiring English sources

Thus, most probably "early hominoids [and hominins] evidently employed behaviors resulting from the addition of a number of functional morphological innovations to a relatively conservative body plan, including those underlying a more sophisticated manipulative and grasping use of the hand than used before" [50, p. 264].

The result is that, since most contemporary varieties of deflationism evidently employ the equivalence schemas, most contemporary varieties of deflationism are not varieties of deflationism properly so-called.

Self-evidently, staff employed subsequently would not have the benefit of conscientious objection.

If his prejudices interfere with his responsibility to serve the law as one of its officers, he is evidently much better employed elsewhere.

Even though he is German, the Pope was evidently not amused by the Teutonic humour employed by the Frankfurt-based magazine, which has been poking fun at figures of authority for over 30 years.

(The irony of being fired for exercising free speech while employed at Thomas Jefferson's library evidently escaped his bosses).

This analogy is, of course, with respect to the dynamics of pumping and given the large and evidently propulsive tail there is no suggestion Vetulicola employed any sort of jet propulsion.

Evidently, EVs did not share the apoptotic mimicry mechanism employed by MVs (Mercer and Helenius, 2008).

These markers are evidently related to risk of T2DM and can be employed in early detection of disease risk and as a predictive measure of response to preventive intervention.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which employs Mr. Raso, evidently does not want to be associated with a criticism of the court if it can help it.

Evidently, the improved performance achieved by the proposed technique indicates that it can be employed for efficient traffic differentiation.