Sentence examples for obvious to conclude from inspiring English sources

As plotted in Figures 12 and 13, it is obvious to conclude that the system performs better with low FAR when w = 300 than when w = 200 and 250.

CYP1A1 expression was downregulated according to tissue stage as follows: 62.5% in tissues of stage 1, 72.7% in tissues of stage 2, 60% in tissues of stage 3, and 100% in tissues of stage 4. Therefore, it is very obvious to conclude that CYP expression is involved in the carcinogenesis by a pathway that is still not elucidated.

If you start on the afternoon of October 6th and work backward, the trail of clues pointing to an attack seems obvious; you'd have to conclude that something was badly wrong with the Israeli intelligence service.

We watch scientists wire teenagers into sleep monitors to conclude the obvious: teenagers need a lot of sleep.

Despite the intense, urgent feelings that pulse through its pages, this novel of emotional realism is based on an emotional fantasy — as becomes obvious when Morris is forced to conclude it with an unconvincing denouement.

However, when similarity is not obvious, it is sometimes difficult to conclude that particular proteins are completely unrelated.

His trio would inevitably want to come up with bright new ideas for funding: how dull to conclude the blindingly obvious – more cash from general taxation.

To conclude, the most obvious long-term care management challenges derived from policy documents were: 1) integrated care management 2) productivity management, 3) quality management, 4) workforce management and 5) ICT management.

As reports emerged Thursday that an internal investigation by the Central Intelligence Agency's inspector general found that the CIA "improperly" spied on US Senate staffers when researching the CIA's dark history of torture, it was hard to conclude anything but the obvious: John Brennan blatantly lied to the American public.

The obvious way to accomplish this would be to conclude an EU-wide agreement on greater national control over immigration and other symbolic issues related to national sovereignty.

It is tempting to conclude that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is too obvious a loser, but what's wrong with obvious?