Sentence examples for which could evidently from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which could evidently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is clear or obvious based on the information provided. Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, which could evidently lead to further research in the field."
In this way, the proposed MC code is proved to attain a 4.73 dB SNR gain compared to the GPS C/A code in terms of Cramer-Rao lower bound for range estimation, which could evidently enhance the GPS receiver's sensitivity.
By including such participants, we could have been better able to identify barriers towards taking management positions, which could evidently be addressed in management training and development.
Surprisingly, both smoking and living in urban areas showed no significant difference between the two groups, which could be evidently explained on the basis of cultural effects, where smoking is not culturally acceptable for women in Saudi Arabia, and on the basis of high socioeconomic status that has eliminated the difference between urban and rural areas in the Kingdom.
The hydration products had a trend of crystallizing under temperature of 90 °C and fly ash concrete produced a few hydration products of Tobermorite which could reduce the creep evidently.
A common characteristic to these four structurally different compounds is evidently the presence of two phosphate groups, which could suggest that bisphosphonates could interact with intracellular phosphorylation signalling pathways (including kinases, phosphorylation reactions or phosphatase activities).
(There was, however, evidently no interest in running it online by New York, which could easily have shown up Allison's self-penned story on self-branding with the full-on Ellie-winner reporting treatment).
It was evidently an operator assuring that Cheney was on the line, which could only mean a presidential call.
The fitting in advance to the stacking would evidently reduce the impact of linear trends preceding and following the earthquake, which could contaminate the coseismic jumps if retrieved by direct stacking.
The Royals evidently hope a change in managers will serve as a spark to the team, which could then win some games and attract more fans to Kauffman Stadium.
Where Wagner's orchestration is rich, Schoenberg's is of near black-hole density, thick with musical subtopics and detail, none of which the composer could evidently bear to part with.
Which could actually happen!
