Sentence examples for very obvious case from inspiring English sources
A very obvious case in point is the Clifden nonpareil, whose name boldly proclaims that it is without equal entirely.
Conversely, a rule that could only detect very obvious ADE cases would have a recall of 100% but a recall close to 0%.
The danger is very obvious in the case of religion, as we see in the contrast between the United States and Britain.
This is very obvious in the case of the TSI samples, where – in terms of longitude – five samples have 18 degrees of error (they had their nearest neighbors in the Spanish and Portuguese populations) thus considerably driving up the error, while over 60 samples had less than three degrees of longitudinal error.
This is very obvious in the case of the defensin genes in mouse and is most likely due to a combination of factors.
Just in case you wondered why I steered clear of the very obvious Smart – she absolutely hates them!
In case of all three water sample points, seasonal variation is very obvious as already being seen from the Piper diagram for the representative samples.
This was also the case for EtBr-treated HNE2 and A549 cells in which the elevated ROS levels were very obvious (Supplementary Figures S5C and D).
The deviation of the Cu curve is very obvious and must be discussed in detail, because this means that matrix-independent quantification will fail in some cases.
Sometimes it's very obvious".
