Sentence examples for have made evident from inspiring English sources
Previous studies have made evident the potential that lies in digested manure residual biogas.
As the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution have made evident, the Communist regime is spectacularly fallible, capable of making the sort of errors for which generations of Chinese continue to pay.
Neither its context (a grammatical treatise of Herodian) nor its wording ("…however many they have made evident for mortals to look upon") provides definitive guidance.
What events of the past year have made evident is this: that lid is now off and there is little the United States (or anyone else) can do to reinstall it.
The present experiments have made evident that CHR and CAT induce a 2-APB sensitive Ca2+ entry without depletion of Ca2+ stores in a similar manner to CaM inhibitors, pointing to iPLA2, as the most likely target for these two peptides, once penetrated into the cytoplasm.
Specifically, not all of those levels of empowerment outlined by Roelands have been achieved by all participants [ 4], but in the case of those who have made evident a rapid movement toward that goal it is a certainty certain that it has had an impact on their personal lives and in their interaction within their communities, thus paving the way toward active aging.
In addition to these roles, Carla has made evident her staunch commitment to Berkeley and its mission through significant service at the campus level.
What the Tea Party's rise had made evident was that the chances of uniting to solve our problems were remote because we could not find the least agreement about what the problems were.
This, compared to the traditional methods of controlling this payload oscillation has made evident that the control method associated to the use of a joystick can reduce the loading time and also eliminate the need of a highly experienced driver operating the crane.
If there's one thing that the past few years has made evident for Disney it's that making sure your products are 'on mobile' and fully embracing it are different things entirely.
