Sentence examples for more obvious developments from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the more obvious developments of the Italian Gothic style occurred comparatively late in the 13th century.

There are even more obvious biobank development problems demanding social and humanitarian support.

A higher load level and a lower current density allow for more sufficient oxidation of corrosion products with a larger volume expansion rate, leading to premature initiation and rapid propagation of corrosion cracking, and more obvious deflection development of RC beams.

It has become more and more obvious with the development of neuropsychiatry that the two categories overlap.

Nowhere is this more obvious than in the development of more powerful batteries for electric vehicles.

It's an observation of musical development more obvious than Noel Gallagher telling you Oasis were influenced by the Beatles, but Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" really is the production that set up the new template.

Yet with mangrove conservation up against economic development, the more obvious path to money wins.

"Deep-seated problems in the country's economic development are becoming more obvious," said Mr Li. "The difficulties we are facing this year could be bigger than last year.

Increased proprioceptive thresholds might be reflected specifically in an increase in the maximum displacement after the perturbation (increased MAX y ), while a decreased rate of force development might be more obvious in a decreased rate of recovery (decreased λ).

Currently, with the speedup of urbanization and the further economic development, the limitation of electricity resources to regional development becomes more and more obvious.

In the current system, analysts have an important role in prompting a more continuous flow of information, as well as their more obvious role in interpreting the likely impact of developments on a company's stock price.