Sentence examples for manifest in the development from inspiring English sources

The problems of the functional model of states of affairs are manifest in the development of Frege's work.

While its impact on metabolism is manifest in the development of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes, there are also connections between obesity and several chronic inflammatory diseases.

It is manifest in the development of twice the number of chromosomal aberrations after irradiation that is only seen after 6 days and is not seen acutely (within 24 h).

From a synthetic point of view, it is often desirable to design symmetrical molecules, and this strategy has frequently been manifested in the development of NFAs.

In earlier studies, the cooling of Paratethyan water temperatures has been described as a temporary deterioration from subtropical to warm-temperate conditions, manifested in the development of lower Ottnangian bryozoan carbonates (Nebelsick, 1989, 1992).

This gives rise for strong inhibitive adsorption of sintanol that manifests itself in the development of deep voltammetric minimum.

This process of wealth creation manifests itself in the development of electronically enhanced services, whose customisation of the networks, cultural attributes and environmental capacities is smart because it leads cities to co-design these ICT-related developments as a set of business-to-citizen applications (see Figure 2).

The Enlightenment also enthusiastically embraces the discovery and disclosure of rational order in nature, as manifest most clearly in the development of the new science.

These flows are indicated by the magmatic fluid fields and the even more intense flows of solar power that are manifested in the great development of the biosphere with the resulting accumulations of organic matter.

One was that an innate trait might be defined as a trait an organism will manifest in the normal course of development.

We use the terms 'cretinism' and 'cretin' for individuals born with congenital hypothyroidism and in whom the consequences of hypothyroidism are manifest in subsequent development (see, for example, a recent review by Chen and Hetzel [12], and the Comprehensive Handbook of Iodine [13] for examples of this usage).