Sentence examples for more manifest than from inspiring English sources

Nowhere is this more manifest than on OK Computer, the band's Big Statement.

Nowhere is the confusion between legal and moral ideas more manifest than in the law of contract.

Nowhere is our sense of droit du roi over nature more manifest than in our paradoxical attitudes toward farm animals.

Or, rather, they always balk at trying on pants, for nothing makes an ever-widening girth more manifest than a waistband that will not button.

This is nowhere more manifest than in New York University's desire to destroy the Edgar Allan Poe house to construct a law school building.

Nowhere is the juxtaposition between the defense industry's preeminence and the post-cold-war era more manifest than at the former ammunition factory.

Although the conservation of the SLiMs is more manifest in disordered than ordered protein regions in all three domains examined, there are still some differences among the three domains.

It may be inferred that treatment-seeking status in overweight or obese children and adolescents is associated with impaired HRQoL, but associations seem more manifest in obese than in overweight samples and may to a great extent be attributable to higher or extreme excess of weight in clinical samples.

Three types of surfactants including polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), and centrimonium bromide (CTAB) were employed in the synthesis of Bi2S3 nanostructures, and PVP shows more manifest effects on the morphologies than the other two surfactants.

In agreement with earlier findings in other cultures, the present survey on the general population indicates an age-related deterioration in odour detection, recognition and identification, with a higher prevalence and a more manifest age decline in men than in women.

However, ADMA is near the end in a chain of molecular events leading to endothelial dysfunction, and we therefore speculate that endothelial dysfunction occurs in association to more manifest cardiovascular risk or disease states than the ones present in our patient population.