Sentence examples for that would be apparent from inspiring English sources

Now the first Test against Australia appears to have passed without rancour or particularly bad feeling beyond a couple of bits of gamesmanship, certainly none that would be apparent to anyone beyond those who are privy to stump mic conversations.

The results of this long-term strategy have made him the sole owner of a nearly $3bn business, with a vast personal fortune, nine homes, and a hotel in Milan shaped like a giant letter A – something that would be apparent only to clients who hover above it in a helicopter.

Visual inspections may not notice a problem that would be apparent in an aluminium structure.

Reflection, we suggest, allows humans to conceive possible futures other than those that would be apparent from adaptive unconscious processes alone, and to make use of those, in addition to local experience and local objectives, to influence behavior.

Furthermore, because we used a representative subset of California terrestrial breeding birds, it is likely that we underestimated the frequency of no-analog bird communities that would be apparent if greater ecological complexity were considered.

Our approach was designed to provide an overall view of fungal group I intron phylogeny and is not expected to detect lateral transfers within intron lineages that would be apparent in detailed analyses of introns at particular rDNA sites and the host phylogeny [e.g., [ 10, 11, 20, 23, 25, 55]].

The policy would also require that the authority accept renaming requests only from prospective sponsors "with a unique or iconic geographic, historic or other connection to such facility that would be readily apparent to typical M.T.A. customers".

The incomplete performance information provided in the discussion and other sections in the Government Operations reports results in concealing significant underperformance against the relevant indexes that would be readily apparent if complete performance information were provided in the initial narrative section.

In another paper with David Pierce on the prototypical seasonal adjustment model they describe the decomposition for the simplest possible structure that admits a trend plus seasonal plus noise decomposition thus shedding light on many issues that would be less apparent in more complex models.

If the company is for sale, that would be an apparent reversal.

These data suggest that R11K may have subtle effects on chromatin compaction that would be more apparent if more than one region of the genome was analyzed.