Sentence examples for visible and obvious from inspiring English sources

"We do not have enough distance to make an objective assessment," he said, "but in any case, I think it crucial that the Afghan highest leadership take more visible and obvious ownership for their army".

Our brains are wired to instinctively categorise people based on a host of visible and obvious criteria, but also on invisible and thus less obvious labels – age, skin colour, gender, sexual orientation, job title, accent, education, professional group to name but a few.

"Changes in these [glaciers] are visible and obvious signs of climate change," Blunden says.

These are visible and obvious elements that are important components of productive innovation ecosystem.

Generally, developers are expected to make their billing information visible and obvious to users, display the actual cost and have a simple and straightforward fee structure.

Many studies state that the melting of glaciers is a clear indicator of climate change (Xu et al. 2009) and note that glacier change is the most visible and obvious indicator of changing temperatures (Armstrong 2010; Winkler et al. 2010).

The latest figures also appear to underline a developing shift in crime away from more visible and publicly obvious offences, such as robbery, to those that are more difficult to identify.

21 Manifest analysis describes the visible and the obvious, while latent content analysis involves an interpretation of the underlying and inferred meaning of the text.

The initial manifest content part of the analysis dealt only with 'visible and obvious components' of the text.

During this process there was a synchronous and obvious visible increase in the number of CaP cells recruited to adipocytes, with clear morphological change to a mesenchymal phenotype and a marked increase in CaP cellular motility.

Symptoms could be overt, painful and visible, or less obvious and therefore overlooked by patients or clinicians.