Sentence examples for evidently of interest from inspiring English sources

"My international teaching experience (from west Africa to Western Massachusetts) was evidently of interest to those who appointed me," said Forna, adding that as a teacher, she makes space for those kind of discussions.

On the assumption that routinisation may undermine the function of informed consent as suggested here, it evidently becomes of interest to clarify if the possible implementations of informed consent discussed in the previous sections may lead to the routinisation of consent.

Wilders was evidently of some interest to US diplomats.

A number of things are evidently of pressing interest to him, but what are they?

To maximize the treatment effect, it is evidently of great interest to separate these two groups.

Those tapes were reviewed by lawyers working for the independent counsel Kenneth Starr, who evidently found nothing of interest.

His tangle of legal troubles and a bunch of conflicts of interest have evidently left a large portion of the electorate unbothered.

But Ernst evidently was not interested, and that lack of interest is helping, not hurting, it in court.

Geotail and DoubleStar observations also show that the simulation is providing a realistic representation of the magnetosphere during the period of interest; that is, when the current sheet evidently becomes bifurcated.

ZFN system has evidently facilitated researchers in the aspect of manipulating the genes of interest; however, in Drosophila and other organisms such as the zebrafish [ 49] and Caenorhabditis elegans [ 50], the efficiency of TALEN is superior to that of ZFN.

Walsh's proved just about the only cameo of interest after racing at Leopardstown, most trainers having evidently wearied of media and public fascination in the ritual convergence of so many Festival horses here.