Sentence examples for formerly evident from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the formerly evident B cell activity in nine of 30 patients as measured directly ex vivo was absent in remission.

Whilst the benefits of freedom of movement for individuals, goods and services were formerly perceived as self-evident, it is the drawbacks which now seem to be receiving an increasingly high profile.

This is strikingly evident in Chennai (formerly Madras), a city of 9 million on the east coast.

This resettlement of formerly depopulated valleys is most evident in the Surkhob and Obikhingou valleys upstream from the huge hydroelectric dams at Norak and Roghun on the Vakhsh River.

It's especially evident in the Polo Restaurant (formerly the Polo Grill).

The UI-design refrain I've been chanting lately–"familiar, legible, and evident"–could meaningfully include these formerly forbidding documents.

This is progress: much that seemed radical in the nineteen-fifties (integration and birth control, for starters) is now self-evident; so in music, where the formerly fearsome complexity of dense, expressionistic serialism has become thoroughly canonical.

Caste discrimination is still drearily evident in the wretched lives of dalits, formerly "untouchables", who remain India's poorest and least educated people.

As well as being a blockbuster novelist, King is a seasoned master of mystery television and his hand is evident in the pilot script by Bridget Carpenter (formerly of Parenthood and Friday Night Lights).

But the costs of bringing formerly private things to light are likely to become increasingly evident.

Thus a null-response cannot be expected but, as demonstrated in Figure 9B (formerly Figure 8B), a massive reduction in PGN responses in the mutants is evident.