Sentence examples for have obviously increased from inspiring English sources

Investigation of the mechanical properties indicated that notched Izod impact strength of iPP/PPOc alloys have obviously increased in comparison with that of pure iPP.

As far as we know, this nonlinear stiffness property is unique in all existing spring system irrespectively of traditional springs or pneumatic springs, as most existing spring systems have obviously increased stiffness during compression.

As a real 'boom' of rural road construction has occurred in Nepal during the past 15 years, erosion and shallow landslides have obviously increased around the country and, as Laban (1979) already warned 30 years ago, serious consideration must be taken if the road network continues to grow without more careful construction methods (Fort et al., 2010; Petley et al., 2007).

We're fully aware as fans of the corrosive presence of money in the game, which is not new, but the levels of investment have obviously increased, and then there's the fact that the whole structure is corrupt, particularly FIFA.

Cover the ball with a wet tea towel and leave in a warm place for an hour until it has obviously increased in size.

The ITLs mostly were collapsed, small and had less numbers than PTLs, which had obviously increased numbers with dilated lumen.

One group carrying the ERCC1 mutation had mildly increased Scr, but patients carrying the ERCC1 wild-type had obviously increased Scr.

For the former setting the similarity across K-values has obviously increased, while at the same time the sizes of the values have not decreased strongly.

In our study, HFD-fed mice had obviously increased body and liver weights, serum concentrations of TG, DAG, TC, LDL, NEFA, AST, and ALT, and liver concentrations of TG and DAG.

"Downside risks to the growth outlook have now obviously increased due to the events in the financial markets," he added.

The imbalance in energy homeostasis thus developed in HFD fed rats in the study would have obviously led to increase in body weight, majorly by an increase in visceral fat deposition.