Sentence examples for this appears obvious from inspiring English sources

This appears obvious because the nanofluid's effective conductivity stems mainly from the contribution of continuous phase that constitutes the continuous path for thermal flow [27, 28].

This approach appears obvious, but it has its subtlety, acknowledging that any known sample of fossils represents a species that was successful at the time but was not necessarily the direct ancestor of later species.

In this frame, it appears obvious that an additional cause for chronic migraine is quite likely represented by the low rate of prescription of preventive medications.

It appears obvious that in this context, efforts that allow foresters to take advantage of the widest possible array of silvicultural tools to accommodate a wide variety of local ecological, economic, and social conditions are especially useful.

We raise this issue because, although the ethical duty of the physician researcher appears obvious, the appropriate management of incidental findings in research studies has not been raised in musculoskeletal imaging.

What appears obvious to him is nearly opaque for the rest of us.

Sometimes, even when it appears obvious that something must be done, there really isn't anything obvious or easy that can be done.

But even from afar it appears obvious that Dallas is challenging much of the collective wisdom on which the M.L.S. is being built.

Allison writes: If we were betting on the basis of history, the answer to the question about Thucydides's trap appears obvious.

"It appears obvious that the recourse to disguised terms like… the doctor [or] the nurse hide high-level, and probably corrupt, contacts able to impose their will".

Nevertheless, it appears obvious that change is needed.