The phrase "overt results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or findings that are clear, obvious, or easily observable.
Example: "The study produced overt results that demonstrated the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "clear outcomes" or "obvious results."
"We really don't have such a thing called politics as it exists in the real world – not when the slightest overt action results in arrests.
Thus, clinically overt EPP results from a marked deficiency of FECH activity below a certain threshold due to co-inheritance of a specific FECH gene mutation with a low-penetrance IVS3-48C allele.
These observations suggest that the alteration in the HPI in the presence of overt tumour results from an alteration in portal venous flow and inflow even though the blood supply to the tumour is principally derived from the hepatic artery.
Due in part to limitations in standard toxicity testing methods at the time, the critical effect was typically an overt toxic effect, resulting in an endpoint now referred to as an "apical effect", and often had direct clinical relevance.
29 The overt rhythms result from a complex interaction between the genetic output of the endogenous circadian pacemaker and the periods of the environmental synchronizers.
Depending on the specific causative genetic defect (>190), the phenotypes of PIDs are generally diverse, often overt and result in a highly reduced life expectancy (Casanova et al, 2008; Fischer, 2003; Gathmann et al, 2012; Notarangelo, 2010).
Serious bleeding events were defined as clinically overt bleeding resulting in death or hospitalization, a drop in hemoglobin greater or equal to 2 g/dL or a requirement for transfusion of 2 units of packed red blood cells.
The multiple toxicities of this quartet: MS, IR, PD which includes impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) and impaired fasting glucose (IFG), and overt T2DM result in accelerated atherosclerosis (macrovascular disease) or atheroscleropathy in addition to microvascular disease.
"Our experience shows pay gaps don't result from overt discrimination, they result from years of unintentional bias that can creep into an organization over time.
Participants were observed during scanning in order to rule out the effect of overt movements on results.
