Sentence examples for obvious based on from inspiring English sources

These data demonstrate that ethanol can induce dysmorphology that may not be obvious based on volumetric analyses alone, highlight the asymmetric aspects of ethanol-induced defects, and add to our understanding of ethanol's developmental stage-dependent neuroteratogenesis.

The rapid heating and high temperatures resulting in microwave chemistry makes it obvious based on the application of the Arrhenius equation, [k = A exp(− Ea/RT)] that transformations that reach completion in hours under conventional heating in a solvent, would be completed in only minutes using superheated solvents under microwave conditions using a autoclave type sealed reactor.

This should've been obvious based on what I said right above this!

Diamond confessed that everything but his face was actually a "stunt person" in the tape, which Meyer told host Caitlyn Becker was obvious based on the size of the actor's manhood.

Frequently, hatching order of eggs was obvious based on which egg had been replaced by a new hatchling.

It became obvious, based on band-length, that the region used previously in luxS - lacZ transcriptional fusions [21] could not account for the most slowly migrating band (P1).

Hatching order of nestlings was frequently obvious based either on which individual was new during a particular visit or, in the presence of multiple new hatchlings, by overt differences in dampness, which I confirmed as an indicator of hatching order by having two observers sort new nestlings according to their dampness.

It also has an internationally agreed chemical symbol, which for some elements is not obvious, based as they are on Greek or Latin names.

The other obvious answer is based on one of the great events in Earth's history, an event that biologists often rely on to explain weird geographic distributions: the breakup of the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana.

Three studies [11], [7], [15] which reported the distribution of obvious clues based on all accidents in their sample found nearly identical distributions of obvious clues.

Miss Leas and Mr. Gauntt are not an obvious match based on personality styles.