Sentence examples for evidently identified from inspiring English sources

David Seabury:" The man who evidently identified himself with a mother dog.

Readers evidently identified with its brave but impoverished heroine, who mulls potential moneymaking scams like offloading her Gucci python print bags to be auctioned at Sotheby's.

There was a temporary rise in the stamp-duty threshold to £250,000 ($373,000) for first-time buyers (evidently identified by Labour as a key electoral demographic).

The trademark candelabra on Liberace's grand pianos were inspired by those in A Song to Remember, a popular, much-mocked 1940s movie starring Cornel Wilde as Chopin (with whom Liberace evidently identified as a fellow Polish pianist) and Merle Oberon as George Sand.

Our study evidently identified the potency of compound 2d as potential anti-prostate cancer agent.

Regression analysis (such as linear regression models, negative binomial regression models and Poisson regression models) has been the most popular technique in crash analysis because the connection between accidents and factors affecting them can be evidently identified.

Evidently, identifying a carcinogen or advertising the risk to the public is not enough: cancer-control agencies need to invent and reinvent strategies continuously.

The general studies wall is covered higgledy-piggledy with hundreds of postcards of art ancient and modern and portraits of Wilde, Joyce, Orwell, Betjeman, Bette Davis, Jack Hulbert and numerous others, including several of Charles Laughton with whom the fat, gay, histrionic Hector evidently identifies.

Trial-type representation matched actual trial type moderately well in replays at the junction (i.e., the decision point) where the rats could evidently identify the actual trial type based on the visual cue, but not at the center of the stem.

So evidently not identifying the real culprit.

Evidently, since we identified these new targets in a gene expression study, it still needs to be determined if the changes in RNA levels result in changes at the serum protein level that exceed maternal background levels at a time point suitable for screening.