Sentence examples for more obvious cues from inspiring English sources
Other, more obvious cues include proximity.
Beyond more obvious informational cues, such as prices or labels, brands also communicate with consumers through more subtle means.
Potentially this is because our study used well established social groups or body condition may be a more obvious visual cue for competitive ability in horses (Arnott and Elwood, 2009), therefore where body condition variation within a herd exists, this may act to reduce the levels of interaction and displacement observed.
They argue that the lowest levels of conflict and aggression should be among animals with larger amounts of phenotypic variation, due to dominance relationships being contested less often, presumably as more obvious visual asymmetries between individuals can act as a cue for competitive ability (Arnott and Elwood, 2009).
The students were also able to see the questions in the computer-based questionnaire on a single page and this may have had an influence on how they responded, perhaps because the combined cues together made the traditional report structure of the sections more obvious.
Without any contextual information, it's down to the audience to pick up on Malick's cues as to the sense of the development of geological time: some are more obvious than others, such as the arrival of a giant asteroid shortly after we get a look at a friendly-looking CGI dinosaur (who, for obvious reasons, never reappears).
Nowadays, it's more obvious".
The impact is more obvious.
In America, the change is more obvious.
It's just become more obvious.
