Sentence examples for now clearly evident from inspiring English sources

It is now clearly evident that activation of Ahr enhances the differentiation of Tregs.

Also, it is now clearly evident that many compounds alter the development of autoimmune conditions via Ahr.

It is now clearly evident that an imbalance between the hydrolysis and synthesis of TG is involved in excessive fat pad accumulation and critical for the development of age-related metabolic disorders.

The pathophysiological relevance of OxPL was initially discovered in atherosclerosis (Witztum & Steinberg, 1991; Berliner & Watson, 2005), but is now clearly evident for other diseases with a prominent inflammatory component, including acute and chronic microbial infections, lung injury, and neurodegenerative disorders (Bochkov et al, 2002; Cruz et al, 2008; Imai et al, 2008; Weismann et al, 2012).

For instance, the location of Psf1 C-terminus, which was previously not visible, was now clearly evident, and could be readily fit to a recently-published full-length structure of Psf1 from an archaeal ortholog (Oyama et al., 2011; Figure 1C).

Although most studies addressing this issue relied on established cancer cell lines rather than primary cultures, it is now clearly evident that putative CSC identification and usefulness is strictly coupled with powerful and systematic in vitro isolation and in vivo transplant of CSCs derived from fresh tumor tissues [ 64].

But the improvement in family performance was not clearly evident.

boundaries between phenomenon and context are not clearly evident.

(The fact that Linda might harm herself was not clearly evident when she was released).

Nonetheless, the differences in strategy were clearly evident today.

And now, not least because Mafouz's influence is clearly evident in his writing, Alaa al Aswany, appears to be his natural successor.