Sentence examples for more apparent if from inspiring English sources

The effect of the injection on the axial thrust coefficient is much more apparent, if the operation NPR is far from the design point, and however, the results for the lift and pitching moment are opposite.

And by around the year 2030, their model suggests, the human role in driving widespread ocean oxygen loss will be even more apparent if greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked.

The irrelevance of tariff equality to reciprocity can be even more apparent if we think about multilateral deals.

Experiment 2 explored whether the benefits of interim testing on final memory performance would be more apparent if final testing was delayed.

That in mind, your odds of death or severe injury on such an adventure are certainly more apparent, if only slightly enhanced; more likely it is the thrill of a lifetime.

However, as the chart shows there are huge disparities among states, which can be even more apparent if you look at rates in some of our inner cities and under-resourced communities, as outlined in an article from The Washington Post last year.

Mr. Lattimer of MRG concurred that discrimination against educated minorities and indigenous groups is "equally, if not more apparent in employment".

This effect became even more apparent in Figure 8A and B: if no zero-point breakdown was observed in the QoL profile, the vast majority of global QoL scores was in the 'normal' >50 score point range and only 13 of 129 (10%) patients showed a global QoL<50.

Effects (if they exist) may be more apparent in untreated (or minimally treated) populations trying to conceive.

If the debate moved the needle toward Mr. Obama, it should become more apparent in the coming days.

"And that was more apparent in 1994.