Sentence examples for evidently persists from inspiring English sources

That concern evidently persists.

But Shorten's belief in "conservative populism" as the essential frame in which Australian politics is fought evidently persists.

Leukemia is frequently the earliest observed radiogenic cancer but is now considered to be of minor importance, because the radiation effect dies out after 25 or 30 years, whereas solid tumors induced by radiation develop later and the increased cancer risk evidently persists for the remaining lifetime.

In order for a thing to change from having P1 at t1 to having P2 at t2 it must evidently persist at least from t1 to t2, but the events usually supposed in discussions of passage are instantaneous events, which have no duration at all.

The habits developed during residencies evidently persist over time, and although these habits are characterised as unsettling they appear to be the status quo.

Evidently, the need for hysterectomy will persist, but it will not be as high as in the late 1990s.

Yet claimed connections between Manson's "Family" and Robert Heinlein's novel (1961) persist as a story that, evidently, seems too good to be true.

Evidently even in cases of change in this category, however, something persists.

A successful cosmopolitan with an essentially panmictic species population is evidently barred from geographic speciation [ 10]." This perception has persisted almost unchanged until this century [ 11].

Aggregation persists for a range of surfactant concentrations before it relents (what can be evidently seen from solution transparency recovery), even despite the increased BSA positive net charge resulting from binding more molecules of dicationic surfactant.

This definition is evidently discrepant with the clinical feature of very severe TBI patients, since loss of consciousness may persist for several weeks (or months) and PTA is rather longer.