Sentence examples for particular evident from inspiring English sources

The halls of Geneva's institutions were filled with "Oh my god, what does this mean!?" and "I just can't believe it!" What was clear from the after-shock, and particular evident at this year's forum: it's just a treaty and it's not so scary.

This is particular evident in the proximal colon (indicated by the arrow) where it is difficult to completely remove traces of chow from mucosal folds.

This problem was in particular evident in STEMI patients with apparently new left bundle branch block.

This was particular evident in (na) roots where GS1-1, GS1-5 and GS2 were accumulated to an intermediate level.

The association between AIB1 and tamoxifen efficacy was in particular evident when the tumours were highly ER positive.

This relationship is also particular evident from the positive development in the European brown hare population on the island Bornholm following the outbreak of sarcoptic mange there [ 35].

The Kim dynasty's love for the sport, and for the Chicago Bulls in particular, was evident on the Vice co-founder Shane Smith's two previous trips to the country.

(Here's a scary thought: Was he in Iowa because he's thinking of a presidential run?) But I'm not sure it's going to play well with the rest of America, where contempt for Congress, and Congressional Republicans in particular, is evident in every poll.

To the Editor: Regarding "Virginia's Lost History" (Nov. 25), I think a reason Virginia isn't visited as often as it merits (it is one of the most beautiful and historic states on the Eastern Seaboard), and the Northern Neck in particular, is evident in many of the comments on the Travel Web site: the abiding haze of slavery surrounds so many of the historic areas and sites.

The influence of Greek geometry, and of the method of analysis, in particular, is evident in Plato's introduction of the method of hypothesis, described and applied in the Meno 86e-87bb), andiscusseded further in the Phaedo (100a-101d).

(Nagaland 12) The theme of discrimination against people with HIV and AIDS generally, and IDU widows in particular, was evident in many of the women's stories.