Sentence examples for it gets evident from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by comparing international trade of directly embodied C&T-value added with that of directly embodied C&T-labor, it gets evident that intertemporal changes in the latter variable in general were more pronounced for both case study countries.

For Portugal, the importance of C&T-production gets evident more in its national economic structure, where the share of C&T-employment in total manufacturing employment in 1995 was 18.3 % and value-added generated in its C&T-industry accounted for 11.3%% in total manufacturing value-added generation.

Nevertheless no direct conclusions should be drawn from this fact for two reasons: First the study size was determined for the comparison of the 4-item Barthel index and it is possible that this prevented a difference from getting evident.

In the long periods (Figure 2b,c,d), high phases are getting evident to the west of Naruko volcano, implying an existence of the major conductor.

This study is being continued to get evident data for a clear point of view.

But one, the new tower at Ground Zero, is beautiful; that is becoming more and more evident as it gets higher, and its façade refracts the light of different seasons.

The recline and fall of our own dining civilization was increasingly evident the later it got at BED.

The implicit complaint — that the English don't care what they put in their mouths — was evident in how it got there: by scooping up most of what was on your plate and eating it in one bite.

Jenna is physically challenged but it's evident her talent and tenacity never let it get in her way.

The performance gain gets more evident as the number of hops increases, where the time for a TCP packet to travel from a source node to its destination node increases.

The wider financial cost of this under-reported £2bn "saving" (doubtless another one the government thought it could get away with) is evident – the social cost can hardly be imagined.