Sentence examples for not then apparent from inspiring English sources

The momentous consequences of this theological insight, which Luther appears to have taken as a unique discovery but which had in fact been espoused by a score of theologians before him, were not then apparent to him.

It was not then apparent that it represented a new genus of fossil primate different from those previously discovered at Messel.

What is not so apparent is how this problem reaches beyond public defenders and their clients and then to our communities.

If simultaneous multiple binding is not sterically possible, then apparent gains in functional affinity are likely to be small and due only to the effect of increased rebinding, which is dependent on diffusion rates and surface antigen concentration [33].

If not, then has he, the heir-apparent, at least been reassured that the military establishment is not seeking to displace him with a different royal successor, when the time comes?In Thailand, in 2014, curiosity about such questions can land an inquisitive mind behind bars for at least two reasons.

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If broad agreement was not apparent then a vote was used.

If some studies are small and their within-study normal approximations are not accurate then some apparent outliers may be due to this assumption and this possibility should be considered.

16 If large interaction effects are not found then no apparent evidence of non-constant risk relations exists and the constant risk fallacy (within the limits of statistical inference) may be discounted (although the other challenges in interpreting standardised mortality ratios, such as omitted covariates, will still remain 9 10).

If the connection with AIG isn't immediately apparent, then you have to look a bit deeper.

While the disorder can show itself at any age, essential tremor usually does not become apparent until midlife and then worsens with age.