Sentence examples for have more evident from inspiring English sources

Epiretinal membranes have more evident depth, may obscure underlying retinal detail, may be associated with retinal striae, and can be associated with tractional forces that contribute to macular edema or (in extreme cases) tractional retinal detachment (Fig. 5).

Pink-flowering populations have a relatively distinct genetic makeup, whereas red or white flowering populations have more evident sharing of genetic traits.

It was found that immersed in tap water, SF had more evident improvement on concrete's resistance to combined effects than FA.

The requirement perhaps has more evident plausibility than the others but it plays no role in Quine's fully regimented theory because in that theory singular terms are eliminated by the technique of Russell's analysis of definite descriptions.

Patricia, though wanly played by the pretty Ms. Bergès-Frisbey, turns out to have more spunk than initially evident.

Even foods widely regarded as "healthy" can have more calories than may seem evident at first glance.

The α1B-AR hits were similar, but had more branching evident in the central parts of the structures.

Increases in rates of value-added tax, or VAT, for instance, have been more evident than has broadening of the tax base.

These constraints have become more evident as development partners have accelerated efforts to respond to HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, and vaccine-preventable diseases.

The findings show that bio-medical and population health perspectives have been dominant but that social science perspectives have become more evident in recent years.

That is, if recollection were assessed subjectively, as conducted via "remember" judgments as in many of these previous studies, any episodic detail, including perceptual features, could have supported recollection and material-dependent effects may have been more evident.