Sentence examples for now observable from inspiring English sources

While developed nations are at replacement level or below, the turmoil, poverty, disease and environmental degradation now observable in so many developing countries can doubtless be traced in part to their rapid and continuing population growth.

To an American, the silliest "scare" now observable is the suppression and persecution in the UK and the rest of Europe of the few fools who call themselves Nazis.

Regional impacts of climate change are now observable at more locations than before, on all continents and across ocean regions.

Although the essential patterns among the strains we assayed were consistent, finer aspects of their swimming behavior were now observable.

At that time, over 80% of the chlorophyll was degraded in the basal one-third of the leaf blade, where significant signs of senescence were now observable.

Thus, taperin and phostensin do share homology outside the highly conserved domain but most likely also have a complex history of differential internal rearrangement from an ancestral sequence to bring about the pattern of internal repeats now observable.

Just after the big bang, for example, the entire mass of what is now the observable universe was packed into a volume the size of an atom.

The problem of this technique depth of tissue is thereby minimized and many tumors that were previously hidden are now clearly observable [14].

Nonlinear effects in optics are now quite readily observable using the highly coherent and highly energetic laser beams.

We've now got an observable change that coincides with newfound success, bingo.

One patient who initially was scored 2 for external rotation at 3 months after surgery now has no observable active external rotation at 6 months after surgery; it appears that the internal rotators have overpowered the reinnervating external rotators and botulinum toxin injections have been recommended.