Sentence examples for obviously contained from inspiring English sources

The symmetry of the marriage relation, or the transitivity of "ancestor" and "bigger than" are not obviously "contained in" the corresponding thoughts in the way that the idea of extension is plausibly "contained in" the notion of body, or male in the notion of bachelor.

This category obviously contained a mix of patients with and without the sign/symptom.

Furthermore, the milk samples obviously contained too low concentrations of phthalates and metabolites to permit a more comprehensive and detailed discussion of actual concentrations in this matrix.

In 1962, Ashford and Porter published ultrastructural images of vesicles observed in hepatic cells of rats treated with glucagon, which obviously contained cytoplasmic material in various stages of degradation [ 8].

"This is a draft audit, and I'm not getting into any details," he said, "but it obviously contains some significant findings.

But American astronomer Heber Curtis pointed out that some spirals that can be viewed edge-on obviously contain huge amounts of dust in their "equatorial" planes.

Further, the metalanguage will obviously contain its object language as part, both its grammar (under no translation) and its deductive system, because LGTC will appear both in the object language and in the metalanguage (cf. Tarski 1983b, p. 247).

(2) there is a non-increasing family of normal subgroups (tilde{H}_M^{k}) (obviously containing (tilde{H}_M^{infty })), which correspond to homomorphisms (rho : pi _1(X) rightarrow G(A)), with the property that A is an Artinian local ({mathbb {C}} -algebra, and that the Zariski closure of the image has k-step unipotent radical.

On one hand, the use of return intention dummy variable prevents any potential sample selection bias that might result from non-random non-response to the intended migration duration question; on the other hand, the return intention dummy variable obviously contains less information than the intended migration duration variable.

"High purity coke would obviously contain fewer contaminants and cutting agents," says Nutt, of the extra side effects such cutting agents could potentially have – though adds that, really, they're not the primary concern: "Although harm from cutting agents has certainly been documented in cocaine and other drugs – see PMA in ecstasy pills, for example – cocaine dosing is the main issue here".

When adding DMSO with a 10% final concentration to our MT nucleating GMPCPP preparations we could now frequently observe short tubulin sheets of various widths, obviously containing variable numbers of laterally attached protofilaments at early time points (Figure 6A).