Sentence examples for more evident which from inspiring English sources

Because Mr. Goldblum isn't playing the comedy broadly, the play's real depressive anger is all the more evident, which is probably not to its advantage.

The spectral intensities were substantially increased in the presence of DOC; note that the peaks at approximately 218 and 228 correspondingonding to (9,7) and (10,5), respectively, became more evident, which is attributed to the dense packing of DOC on the SWCNTs [14].

Obama's hard leftism will be repudiated by voters as it becomes more and more evident, which is why the Administration and its congressional allies are going to such lengths to hide the true nature of their proposals and are using thuggish pressure to silence or neutralize organized opposition.

The stereo disk has greater sonic depth and more evident maturity, which makes it both more admirable and less enjoyable.

It will then also become more evident to which degree uptake is influenced by other factors such as capsule performance (sensitivity, need to still undergo colonoscopy) and logistical issues (such as one-stop shopping).

The lower accuracies under scenario B are more evident for Bovine3K which has much higher mean allelic error rate (5.52%).

Other Triticum spp. present an even more evident aerolate sculpturing, which seems to be more pronounced in polyploids (Rajendra et al., 1978).

While regional structuring was more evident from TESS (which uses information on the geographical distribution of samples), results from STRUCTURE tend to show a clearer pattern of ancestry, with largely homogeneous genetic stocks shared among different farms.

The differences of the ion treatments became more evident for BvPIP1 1, which showed down-regulation at 24 h when the plants were exposed to KCl, while the decrease became significant at 48 h under NaCl stress (Fig.  4C and see Supporting Information—Tables S3 S5 for the statistical analyses).

Bilicheck showed a lower trend to underestimate TSB; this was more evident for BiliMed which also was the least accurate, while JM-103 had a tendency to overestimate and a distribution of 98% of measurements that was intermediate between Bilicheck and BiliMed.

This is due to the same reason, i.e., as the number of users is increased, the more the overhead problem is evident, which in turn the use of the proposed WiMAX/DSRC integration result in the most efficiency improvement.