Sentence examples for obviously informative from inspiring English sources

Direct comparisons of the DNA content of Miscanthus to sorghum and sugarcane is not obviously informative, as the N = 19 monoploid DNA content of Miscanthus spans 2150-2650 Mbp [ 7], more than three times longer than the monoploid content of eusorghum (745-818 Mbp) [ 8].

Generally, the distribution of parallel gains in comparisons of specific clades is, obviously, more informative than overall counting (Table 1).

Since JM-b isoforms are never expressed and CYT1/CYT2 intracellular domains are always simultaneously expressed, a diagnostic differentiation of Her4 isoforms is obviously not informative.

Interestingly, IL-8 was not prognostically informative obviously indicating that CXCR2, representing the point of convergence of all ELR + chemokines may provide a more accurate estimate of tumors' angiogenic or invasive potential than any individual chemokine upstream [ 34].

Beyond the informative but obviously limited translational research performed in humans, some relevant animal models, mainly based on experimental sepsis, are being developed in order to further decipher the cellular and molecular mechanisms of CINM and to allow the preclinical evaluation of new therapeutics [53].

Using an end-point method (maximum life span) to measure a rate (senescence) is obviously less accurate or informative than measuring the rate itself.

Beyond the informative but obviously limited translational research performed in humans, some relevant animal models, mainly based on experimental sepsis, are being developed in order to further decipher the cellular and molecular mechanisms of CINM and to allow the preclinical evaluation of new therapeutics [ 53].

Is information always informative?

It is very funny and informative – Sayers had obviously researched how to create dramatic effects with garters, a small metal soapbox, wires and a flimsy table.

Moreover, even if the effect measures were the same, different experimental models cannot be considered equally informative and reliable: obviously, human and in vivo models provide a higher level of evidence as compared to animal and in vitro models (provided that each study is equally well designed, performed and analyzed).

Top Gear was sometimes obviously filling time: short sequences that were neither informative nor funny would be dropped in, with the pretence that they were demonstrating something remarkable that would fascinate us all.