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Jon further developed this technique to investigate how such top-down causal influences also depended on task, and it is now readily apparent how future work could apply this powerful new technique to investigate the causal nature of the functional interactions between remote but interconnected brain regions that characterize the neural correlates of human consciousness.

This is readily apparent when an old work of any kind is remastered — that photograph you loved becomes so bright and overexposed that all the color gets washed out.

While similarities to Ms. Bourgeois's work are readily apparent, there is a difference.

The commonalities between the ISO and SOX projects weren't readily apparent to the two teams working on them (an operations team for the former and a finance team for the latter) because the two groups worked in separate buildings, with little awareness of each other's activities.

The benefits of self-control in a work setting seem readily apparent.

The differences between the Dansaekwha and Minimalist works are not as readily apparent visually, but rather lie in their contrasting conceptual approaches to the work of art.

At a gathering in Philadelphia this week, the deep pain of working Americans was readily apparent.

Both critics and admirers have commented that he eschews a formal language and, in a 2008 profile, the New York Times wrote that Nouvel's work lacks even a "readily apparent common sensibility".

"It's readily apparent that the players are willing to work hard for Neil.

Duncan: How can people find intrinsic value in their work if it's not readily apparent to them?

His book, The Well-Tempered City, captures a life's worth of experience and thinking, and his seven years of applied work on the book is readily apparent.