Sentence examples for evidently explained from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, both smoking and living in urban areas showed no significant difference between the two groups, which could be evidently explained on the basis of cultural effects, where smoking is not culturally acceptable for women in Saudi Arabia, and on the basis of high socioeconomic status that has eliminated the difference between urban and rural areas in the Kingdom.

Her emotional breakdown evidently explains this delusion: either that, or she is a faux-childlike imbecile.

The fourth factor, consisting of separation, evidently explains disruptions of attachment.

But then a good poem's capacity for rewarding understanding is evidently to be explained by the poem's already being good; it is evidently in virtue of its already being good that a poem rewards us on condition that we understand it.

But the bare insistence that our minds do not reflect "the order of the cosmos" is not enough to deflect attention from something about the power of human reason that evidently demands to be explained.

"You can do all the preparation and have all the focus, but on the day it doesn't happen," Hunt explains, evidently as bewildered as any supporter.

In addition to being an accomplished mathematician, Archytas had a theory of vision and evidently tried to explain some of the phenomena involved in mirrors.

However, not all reservoirs are showing low values of Sw, explaining evidently that some reservoirs are water-bearing (red rectangle in Fig. 11c).

However, not all reservoirs are showing low values of S w, explaining evidently that some reservoirs are water-bearing (red rectangle).

Crunching the numbers to simulate all those interactions is evidently hard, and explains why all the worlds in From Dust are kinda small and the game is a DLC title rather than something huge and sold on disc for 60 bucks.

The rate of retrovirus-driven transposition and excision is evidently insufficient to explain their permanence and integrity.