Sentence examples for might be evident from inspiring English sources

The subset analyses were designed to assess the degree to which risk associations might be evident for breast cancer subtypes and risk groups in which there traditionally has been evidence for differential effects for personal and lifestyle risk factors [ 36, 37].

Since in prior studies, Gab2 deficiency was not associated with defects in HSC self-renewal, we wanted to explore whether evidence for Gab2 participation in signaling at the HSC level might be evident in the complete absence of STAT5.

But even in some of the most conventional works, a kind of new-music sensibility might be evident.

Persistent personality traits aren't measured in children this young, but recent research has begun to explore whether repeated callous-unemotional behaviours might be evident even in preschoolers.

In the United States, a similar scene might be evident at the start of an open-air concert, or perhaps a drive-in movie.

Those infants exposed and positive for cocaine metabolites increased their scores on regulation of state on days 2 4 and decreased them on days 5 7 (when withdrawal might be evident).

Though cuts might not be evident when students return to classes next week, he said, "I worry about May and June".

What might not be evident to most people is that in many ways the dollar store isn't what it used to be: it's better.

Ian Dutton, vice chairman of the transportation committee for Community Board 2, which includes Greenwich Village, said that his group supported the experiment and that results might not be evident so quickly.

Transverse maxillary deficiency, in fact, might not be evident in Class II patients due to occlusion of maxillary posterior teeth on narrower portions of the mandible [2, 3].

If this numerical system (what Dehaene has called our number sense) is part of our innate endowment, might it be evident in other primate species?