Ratings were based on the following scale: 0 = not present; 1 = detectable but not frequent; 2 = frequent but not pervasive; 3 = nearly always evident but not marked in severity; 4 = nearly always evident and marked in severity.
Unfortunately, these benefits are not nearly as evident to shareholders of tracking stocks as are the increasingly apparent disadvantages.
Note that this trend is not nearly as evident in the BI chips (Figs. 2, 3, and 4b), which is also to be expected.
Those curvilinear forms are not nearly as evident inside 300 Ashland's apartments, which range from studios to two-bedrooms and have blond oak floors, stacked washers and dryers, and garbage disposals.
Some apps build their own scrolling behavior, for example, and the difference is nearly always evident to users.
Though Locke's liberalism has been tremendously influential, his political theory is founded on doctrines of natural law and religion that are not nearly as evident as Locke assumes.
Conversely, nonsynonymous Tv appear to have very large levels of selective constraint on DNA flexibility with nearly no evident optimization in the code (fig. 2 and supplementary fig. SA, Supplementary Material online; bottom, x axis).
Genetically, domestic cats are indistinguishable from the African wildcat, Felis sylvestris lybica, and archaeological evidence confirms that the close relationship between cats and humans was evident nearly 10 000 years ago in the Middle East [ 2].
The wafting smoke, evident nearly 200 miles away in Louisville, has cut visibility to near zero along some mountain highways.
It is also evident nearly every day of the week, with customers filling tables from breakfast through lunch.
The museum's insularity was evident nearly two decades ago when one of its leaders was quoted as calling Washington Heights a neighborhood of "nontaxpaying slums," while another said that the society did not reach out more to local residents because of their "low level of culture".
