"this is evident because" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to make a connection between two clauses and explain why or how one thing is true. For example, "The results are clear; this is evident because the survey was conducted by a reputable research organization."
This is evident because of the presence of volcanic island arcs, which show that seafloor spreading and crustal subduction occurred.
There are some source photons identified as background particles by acis_process_events; this is evident because the photons are clumped around the source location.
This is evident because of the existence in the model of cj+1.
This is evident because they continue to serve our nation despite the fact that they do not receive the same support and benefits as their heterosexual counterparts.
This is evident because the treatment dosage is much too low to fight infection, and in DPB cases with the occurrence of macrolide-resistant P. aeruginosa, erythromycin therapy still reduces inflammation.
This is evident because the average coverage in 454 and Ilumina sequence reads was 62.6× and 459×, respectively.
This was evident because the standardized residuals (that is, 'pasta-body weight residuals') that were predicted by using linear regression analysis with main outcome pasta intake (grams per day) and independent variable body weight (kg) are mathematically independent from body weight.
This was evident because the beads appeared perfectly spherical immediately after preparation.
This was evident, because these models showed an acceptable fit to the data on the one hand, and indicated only small changes in the fit statistics, as compared to the configural model, on the other hand.
This was evident because of two reasons.
This was evident because none of the patients in EA group requested rescue analgesics, and the numeric rating scores were lower in EA group compared to TIVA group.
