Sentence examples for newly apparent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weinstein pointed specifically to what he called a newly apparent "collaborative spirit" at the commission.

Yet I want to dwell on them much longer, with gratitude for the wealth of detail they made newly apparent.

In this view, the referendum exposed a widespread case of the blues, which has since been compounded by newly apparent divisions.

Strong earnings from bellwethers like Chase Manhattan, Texas Instruments, Citigroup and America Online were much-needed comfort for investors reassessing their appetite for the newly apparent risks in stocks.

2. Rose and Oakley bring up the newly apparent prevalence of horizontal gene transfer as one of the major blows to the 20th century perspective in biology.

The newly reported apparent rise in these crimes last year also reflected, albeit in a diminished way, a 2010 rise in anti-Latino hate crimes of almost 50% reported earlier in California.

KGN injections induced drastic changes in the patellar tendons; they were covered with a thin layer of connective tissue, with newly formed vessels apparent across the tissue and, as a result, the shinning appearance in the saline injected control tendons were no longer visible.

When the urgency of the situation and risk of civil war became apparent, the newly appointed (and last) Viceroy, Lord Mountbatten, hastily brought forward the date to 15 August 1947.

Using a combination of molecular and cytological assays, we show that nucleolar dominance is not apparent in newly germinated A. suecica seedling cotyledons formed during embryogenesis but becomes established during early postembryonic growth in organs and tissues derived from the stem cells of both the shoot and root apical meristems.

However, a band shift is readily apparent in newly added figures showing gels that have been run considerably longer than before.

Starting from E17.5, Top2b expression became apparent in newly born Opn1sw+ cone photoreceptors (Fig. 1C), Lim1/2+ horizontal cells (Fig. 1D), and Pax6+ amacrine cells (Fig. 1E).