Sentence examples for not readily evident from inspiring English sources

This piece has its own considerable sculptural presence, but what is striking by contrast to Mr. Ray's work is the mystifying allusion to a story and a meaning not readily evident to visual inspection.

Note that patients without obvious hiatus hernia may still have increased compliance secondary to more subtle defects at the EGJ not readily evident using current radiographic or endoscopic methods of evaluation.

In a profile of Mr. Amichai in The New York Times Magazine in 1986, Mr. Alter said about his work, "His Hebrew is often rich in soundplay, wordplay, allusion and other traits of virtuosity that are not readily evident in translation, and his language is a shifting mixture of colloquial and literary".

That energy was not readily evident in the first half, when the Cardinals (12-4, 3-0 Big East) and the Red Storm (10-5, 0-3) were forced to grind it out because of sloppy ball-handling and poor shooting.

(Notably, these changes were not readily evident in corresponding ATR-FTIR spectra).

In patients with a posterior displacement which is not readily evident, obtaining a contralateral radiograph can easily show even slight migration of the ossicle.

That procedure and its import aren't readily evident in the present sculpture.

The answer is not readily apparent.

It's not readily apparent.

For Jokic to even get his playing time up near the 37-minute per game mark would likely require him to significantly bolster his conditioning, something which if he has improved upon, has not been readily evident through training camp and his pre- and early-season games.

However, high-impact extreme events such as freshwater floods, tsunami inundation, super cyclones, excessive droughts or acute stresses from pollution can directly impact the ambient salinities and ecosystem statuses within short temporal frames which may not be readily evident from time series data of the variables alone (Scheffer et al. 2001).