Sentence examples for most evident result from inspiring English sources

The most evident result is reflected in the LDOS curves at energies near the Fermi level.

The most evident result is a complete lack of monophyly of the mitochondrial-defined groups.

However, the most evident result of our investigation is the dramatic up-regulation of the expression of EEF1A2, but not of EEF1A1, in the prostate cancer lines at the mRNA and protein levels, compared with the non-tumourigenic prostate PZHPV-7 cells.

The most evident result is that this regression was higher for 'BayesB' compared to the regression methods, PLSR and PCR: the mean coefficient for 'BayesB' was > 0.87 for all marker densities, but was always < 0.76 for the regression methods, and this difference was large compared to the standard errors obtained.

Evelyne Margron, educator and project coordinator, says, "It's almost like a therapy…[I]n the beginning, they were very aggressive – they fought over the blocks – but we've observed that one of the most evident results is that they've learned that, in order to create something meaningful, you have to put your assets together".

The desire to participate in the information was one of the most evident results in this study, and when patients looked back at the discharge and reflected, they could clearly articulate how they wanted to receive information, when to receive it, what it would contain and to whom they wished to talk.

The most evident outcome of this result is that the character "hexapody", traditionally invoked as the most important synapomorphy of Hexapoda, may have arisen at least twice during arthropod evolution.

The most evident and unquestionable result is the finding of a marked presence of UROM in all patients groups, compared with control subjects (Fig. 1).

This lacuna was most evident when the result of the referendum came in and several political leaders hailed it.

This sense of discontent is most evident in the results of the recent EU referendum, when 56percentt of Newport voted in favour of Brexit, despite the EU sending millions of pounds in support to Welsh development fund every year.

The underestimation caused by this is perhaps most evident for injuries resulting from accidents, for example falls and fires caused by alcohol consumption, but also the risk of being victim of violence and accidents caused by others' consumption, where it seems probable that this could happen also to low consumers.