Sentence examples for pose evident from inspiring English sources

It was shown that the shape of TiO2 support does not pose evident effect on either the structure of surface VOx species or the catalytic performance of surface VOx species in isobutane ODH reaction.

Nor does it address what appears to have been the routine targeting of groups and organizations that posed no evident security threat to the United States.

Sediments from cinnabar roasted piles showed a higher arsenic mobility as a consequence of an intense ore treatment, posing an evident risk of arsenic spread to the surroundings.

Mr. Consalvi was also outnumbered, had no way to escape and posed no evident threat, except to the flow of a good ballgame and maybe to the pride of officers who were older, heavier and slower than he.

The dangers posed were evident last week when an EMT was injured as protestors attempted to prevent him and several police officers from helping a mentally ill man who was menacing others.

The challenge that China poses is evident enough, but before we all get too worked up about the new "Red Peril," it is important to point out that, on the economic front, many of the tactics that Beijing is utilizing aren't exactly new.

As a consequence, the concentration of resources in the same region, network, or even machine poses an evident challenge to designers of dependable systems.

Some law of war theorists claim that a person who poses no evident threat is also "hors de combat" (To keep my students interested, I call it the naked soldier hypothetical).

By docking pose analysis, it is evident that all the inactive compounds were poorly occupied in the binding site.

As a point of departure, I invoke Hannah Arendt's notion of appearance as a way to thematize the importance of public display within Ugandan social life and the challenge that people with readily evident disabilities pose to Ugandan social aesthetics.

The threat they posed was always evident.