Sentence examples for obviously verification from inspiring English sources

Obviously, verification of this statement would require studies in which large numbers of patients are included with enumeration of CEC at baseline and during follow-up.

Obviously, future verification and strict implementation of the agreement is critical, but my view is that this nuclear deal with Iran is about as good as it gets in nonproliferation policy for three reasons.

Obviously, Facebook verification doesn't prove that you lived in a certain apartment, so there very may well be an issue with bogus reviews, but Facebook verification certainly curbs that and Swapt reports 80percentt of users are verified.

Obviously, the verification of this hypothesis requires further investigation.

Obviously, experimental verification of this (or any other) evolutionary scenario would prove extremely difficult, if not impossible.

Obviously, further verification and functional examination of these differentially-expressed genes are of essence in understanding their precise roles in heterosis.

The pre-processing has two functions: eliminating the data which cannot obviously pass the verification and put them into the result table; and selecting the data which can obviously pass the verification and put them into the result table.

The data that cannot obviously pass the verification includes the single radial line obtained through the topology and connection mode analysis, which has no way to be transferred.

The data that can obviously pass the verification is the situation where the main transformer with the maximum capacity in the substation has a failure and another main transformer can supply all the loads in the substation.

The next two categories we predict will also contain a substantial fraction, which are in the PM compartment; however, this will obviously require experimental verification by interested investigators (see text for discussion).

Obviously everybody should have this verification — "two-factor authentication," if you will — turned on and kept on.