Sentence examples for evidently useful from inspiring English sources

For trees, the internal resonance-like dynamics are evidently useful to dampen swaying motions in spite of the high variation associated with excitation and structural parameters.

This was evidently useful training for his later years as a "sway pole" acrobat, which involves swinging, balancing and even hanging upside down on the top of a 60- to 120-foot-high swaying steel pole.

If the political goal is for the support of abortion rights to match or surpass alleged pedophilia in grievousness, it's evidently useful to portray all abortions as "full term".

A combination of satellite and ground-based monitoring will be evidently useful for the study of seismo-electromagnetic phenomena either directly connected with the radiation from seismic source or revealed from the radio sounding of atmosphere and ionosphere.

So imagine my surprise when I posted a picture of my kitchen on my blog a few weeks ago and received a flood of e-mail messages from readers who wondered how someone could write large and evidently useful cookbooks, even a weekly column for The Times, while suffering such deprivation.

This generality was evidently useful in obviating a clear relation between the pairwise pocket dissimilarity patterns and the corresponding pairwise ligand patterns, which were generated by the exact same implementation.

The work represented those parts of Plato which Aristotle had frequently discussed in his own moral philosophy and therefore had evidently found useful, as Lefèvre explained in his prefatory letter (Rice 1972: 156; cf. Boisset 1973).

Cryptosporidium 18S rRNA gene qPCR was evidently more useful in process monitoring, with the pilot phase results showing that Cryptosporidium genome copies could more accurately be derived from these data, with the additional benefit of reduced analysis preserving material for downstream use.

The preservation of the periosteum is not essential to the life of the transplant, but it evidently is useful in causing more rapid union between the transplant and the surrounding tissues, in hindering resorption of the transplant, and in giving the first impulse to new bone formation.

Any suggestion otherwise can only come from people who are as thick as elephant manure and evidently far less useful".

GAGs evidently provide a useful general way to attach to and infect host cells.