Sentence examples for of evident interest from inspiring English sources

Economic theories of rationality, welfare, and social choice defend substantive philosophical theses often informed by relevant philosophical literature and of evident interest to those interested in action theory, philosophical psychology, and social and political philosophy.

All these questions are of evident interest for further studies on the topic.

There are as yet no data from animal models of Gja5 overexpression, although such data would be of evident interest.

In line with the principles of Greek ontology (and showing an evident interest in the Renaissance recovery of Parmenides' philosophy), Cardano maintains that nothing comes out of nothing; rather, all things derive from something, and this something cannot be infinite (Hyperchen, OO, I, 284b; De natura, OO, II, 284a).

Then we review the state-of-the-art of high-performance YAG-based and tungstate-based systems, of evident commercial interest in numerous applications, as an illustration of the former principles previously described.

Availability of an additional prognostic tool in the poorest prognosis subsets could be of evident clinical interest in the subgroup of IR-AML patients not harboring a favorable genotype (such as those defined in the European LeukemiaNet favorable category).

Still, there was evident interest and enthusiasm in some of the convention's workshops.

Despite this evident interest in quantifying the economic importance of inheritance, direct measures have been constructed only rather recently.

The United States and the C.I.A. have no evident interest in avenging the long-ago loss of Laos.

As a matter of fact, one CIA document was not redacted sufficiently to hide evident interest in also trying a similar tactic against Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq.

She exhibits no evident interest in his advance.