Sentence examples for that becomes evident from inspiring English sources

Studies suggest that in the early years of infection, when a patient may show few signs of immune system failure, the virus is in fact causing permanent damage that becomes evident later.

Here he touched on another tension that becomes evident in discussion with residents – between a younger, freshly aware, generation wanting to discuss politics in the open and older folk who would rather things remained as they've "aye been".

Many of these materials date back to the sixteenth century, and one thing that becomes evident as you look at them is that making buildings in Palladio's time was as politically and financially challenging as it is now.

PRP refers to a bottleneck of information processing that becomes evident when participants are required to respond to two signals (S1 and S2) presented in rapid succession.

This is something that becomes evident when we leave the town hall to take photographs, as he is stopped numerous times by the public.

One thing that becomes evident very quickly in the real world, something that is not taught in any classroom, is the fact that change takes time.

As the rehearsal progressed, that became evident.

An important challenge that became evident in the review of the Lugufu data is that of data integrity.

Surviviors of extreme prematurity (less than 26 weeks gestational age) may have long-term impairment, including developmental disabilities and neurological deficits that become evident as the child matures.

The IC has transformed and greatly expanded to address the shortfalls that became evident after 9/11.

"One of the things that became evident during this study was that the osteology of even living species of Blanus is still not well-known," he said.