Sentence examples for evidently occurs from inspiring English sources

Orgasm in sleep evidently occurs only in humans.

The change in the plasma turbulence regime in the region of 10 20R⊙ evidently occurs not only during the solar activity minimum, as detected in earlier experiments, but also during times of high solar activity.

To clarify the utilization capability of sucrose, raffinose and inulin and the glucose effect on inulinase in K. marxianus DMKU 3-1042, its growth and metabolite profiles on these sugars were examined with or without glucose under a static condition, in which glucose repression evidently occurs.

The cb3 sequence evidently occurs in numerous EcoRI fragments, some without cob.

The secretion of the green fluorescent compounds evidently occurs by a mechanism distinct from the secretion of proteins.

The presence of low-frequency small amplitude Ca2+ oscillations in some CHO cells evidently occurs in these cells under certain conditions.

Some evolution in divinatory practice and theology evidently occurred.

It evidently occurred to no one that if Hughes was indeed speaking about his marriage to Plath through Stevenson this might add to the biography's value, not decrease it.

It has been pointed out that circumscribed damage to the mammillary bodies is not invariably associated with memory defect; cases of amnesia evidently occur in which these structures are spared.

That all Falconer's children were educated at selective private schools, and that Falconer saw no reason to do otherwise, had evidently occurred neither to him, nor to his patron, Blair, as a potential impediment in Dudley, or within the party where David Blunkett had recently said, "Read my lips.

"We believe that shareholders may justifiably expect that the audit committee of one of the nation's largest banks, and one of the largest participants in the global capital and derivative markets, should act to ensure that the bank's traders cannot obfuscate the values of their positions with as much ease as evidently occurred in the London Whale matter," Glass, Lewis wrote.