Sentence examples for no evident connection from inspiring English sources
Some apparently inaccurate bombs destroyed houses with no evident connection to the Taliban or Al Qaeda.
Roth's client was Alfred N. Cohen, a laundry operator with no evident connection to E. Yancey Cohen.
In general, he excludes knowledge claims in which there is no evident connection or exclusion between the ideas of which the claim is composed.
Throughout much of the action percussion is played offstage but with no sustained meter and no evident connection to the movement or the music on view.
Her claim has no evident connection to an acid attack on Sergei Filin, the ballet's artistic director, two weeks ago that severely burned his eyes and face.
The Paris show was derided for having borrowed some gratuitously prestigious classics – Goya's Naked Maja, for example – that had no evident connection to any picture by Picasso.
As these shows demonstrate, the hip-hop festival is making an evident connection between the performers and the audience members, both of whose numbers are almost certain to grow.
The huge efforts in the characterization of fungal morphology show an evident connection between the operating environment of the bioprocess and the morphology and metabolic properties of individual cells (Krull et al. 2013).
Additionally, the same polymorphism has been demonstrated to result in higher bone mineral density in young men carrying the H allele compared to non-carriers [29] as well as increased non-vertebral fracture risk in elderly men with the L allele [30] without, however, an evident connection to free circulating estradiol levels.
In C. elegans, HSF-1 and DAF-16 together activate the expression of specific stress genes, of which the sHSPs,suggesting a cross-talk between the two pathways [5].But although there is an evident connection between these two factors, neither DAF-16 nor HSF-1 is completely required for each other's activity.
Despite its evident connection with contemporary Surrealism, the de Pisis could not be more different in its distinctive brushwork and color scheme, and, above all, in its alacrity.
