Sentences with phrase «with obvious»

My self - confidence has been boosted immensely, I look better, I feel better and I'm able to help my friends out», he says with obvious pride.

Have never seen a worthier project, clear concise goals with obvious reward in terms of improving our ability to reengineer ourselves.

While next - generation sequencing has accelerated the discovery of human disease genes, progress has been largely limited to the «low hanging fruit» of mutations with obvious exonic coding or canonical splice site impact.

A more recent study using individuals sampled across the hybrid zone and 22 markers showed that some loci are characterized by concordant and stepped clines that do not co-localize with any obvious physical or ecological barriers [27], suggesting an overall barrier to gene flow likely to be primarily maintained by selection against intrinsically unfit hybrids.

The response ranged «Strong», leaves with an obvious visual response and significant reduction in Fv / Fm (generally less than a value of 0.5) to «Slight», leaves with an equivocal visual response and small reduction in Fv / Fm.

Two died soon after MSC treatment with no obvious response.

is difficult to reconcile with the obvious clumping of matter into galaxies, clusters of galaxies, and even larger features extending across vast regions of the universe, such as «walls» and «bubbles».»

But it's also an idea with obvious promise: After a 10 - minute meeting with the nuns running the health facility, Mulembakani has successfully convinced the hospital to start sampling their patients.

But with no obvious explanation of why size doesn't correlate with complexity, visitors will probably come away mystified.

BUSTLING MARKETS ALREADY EXIST for buying expired domains with obvious commercial potential — those that are very short or consist of a common English word.

Political opponents and researchers, however, quickly decried the idea of putting more emphasis on patents, saying it could shift funding away from basic research, particularly in areas with no obvious short - term potential for commercialization.

We start with the obvious stuff: Why do zombies move with such a slow, unsteady gait?

But when the New Horizons spacecraft flew past Pluto in 2015, the probe found temperatures closer to — 203 ° — with no obvious explanation.

Astronomers have found an enormous, glowing blob of gas in the distant universe, with no obvious source of power for the light it is emitting.

Before too long it will probably be possible to use stem cells to generate sperm and eggs, with obvious benefits for assisted reproduction — even for a lone survivor like Lonesome George.

But a facility in Windhoek, Namibia, has processed domestic sewage into potable water for human consumption since the late 1960s «with no obvious adverse health effects among the population of several hundred thousand,» the authors state.

When I was a teenager, I ribbed my mother for her after - dinner sneezes, but in my early twenties I started sneezing too, with no obvious connection to specific foods.

To a packed audience here, ESA Director General Jean - Jacques Dordain celebrated the historic aspect of the comet landing with obvious pride.

«Moreover, it might be even used to enhance other brain rhythms with obvious functional significance — like rhythms that occur during wakefulness and are involved in the regulation of attention,» says Dr. Born.

Historically, the most common Ph.D. s earned as part of a dual - degree program were in fields with obvious medical relevance: biochemistry, developmental biology, pathology, or genetics.

«His signature projects are quite risky, but with obvious large payback,» says Dimitar Sasselov, director of the Harvard Origins of Life Initiative, who worked with Kipping in his postdoc research at Harvard University.

He also argues that findings are crucial for policy - makers, as «no one would willingly introduce such a scheme with obvious negative consequences.»

A puzzle posed by segments of «dark matter» in genomes — long, winding strands of DNA with no obvious functions — has teased scientists for more than a decade.

In an environment devoid of sunlight, with no obvious energy source for the most basic life - forms, it remains a mystery how life can exist here at all.

Make sure that you are ready for any result when you gamble with an obvious political ploy that can backfire.

«This is a very clever study with obvious real - world implications,» says Daniel Oppenheimer, a psychologist at UC Los Angeles.

But recently, scientists have spotted asteroids behaving and dying in unexpected ways: Some have tails, some break apart into chunks and others disintegrate into smears of dust, with no obvious second asteroid in sight.

In the better - preserved record from the past 550 million years, most asteroid strikes are not associated with any obvious die - offs, making the case of the dinosaurs something of an outlier.

Start with the obvious.

The article suggests that the principle remaining challenges lie mostly in the realm of public policy and public health — a fact with obvious implications for scientists considering careers helping to eradicate AIDS.

The relationship ran hot and cold — sometimes her advisor thought she could walk on water, other times he couldn't spare a moment or just glared at her with obvious disdain.

Last year China surpassed the United States (pdf) as the world's leading investor in renewable power, according to the Pew Environment Group, a development with an obvious double - edged message.

Because they were clearly biological themselves and could be spread from one victim to another with obvious biological effects, viruses were then thought to be the simplest of all living, gene - bearing life - forms.

Specifically, sled dogs seem to flip an internal switch that acutely changes how they burn fat calories, allowing them to keep going and going and going with no obvious pain.

But other archaeologists argue that the bones — with no obvious signs of injury or strenuous physical activity — are too pristine to have seen battle.

The House noted, «The activities of the kidnappers are becoming nightmarish for the people who can no longer go to their farms freely, with the obvious consequences of shortage of food that will result in hunger and untold hardship.»

Rules would prevent anyone with an obvious conflict of interest from serving.

Now they're trudging through a crowded nominating process with no obvious standout hopeful.

Lynch left Silver's office back in 2001, and started a firm that combined messaging strategy with old - fashioned lobbying, with an obvious connection to Albany's most powerful Democrat.

Fats, with that obvious «New Yawk» accent, talked through every shot, seemingly indifferent to the balls on the table.

The CNN / ORC International poll released Sunday also indicates the race for the GOP nomination remains a wide open contest with no obvious frontrunner among the potential Republican White House hopefuls.

«With the obvious decision of the House not to roughen the feather in their criminal enterprise, we hereby call on members of the civil society organizations to commence the demand for holistic reform in the management of the National Assembly funds», the statement said.

The racial gap between students and teachers in the Syracuse and Rochester school district is a complicated problem with no obvious solutions.

What appears to be emerging is a high - stakes power struggle between different sections of the party, with no obvious way of resolving tensions.

The picture now looks very clear, showing NO ahead with no obvious net movement towards Yes as a result of the EU referendum (though as John Curtice points out there has been churn under the surface).

If something of this magnitude is not offered I think the conference season will end with the replacement of three party leaders who are unable to address the ongoing muddle of national policies viewed as social and constitutional experiments with no obvious net benefit.

Speaking with obvious excitement, he said he believed there was a real chance to address what he called the «overcriminalization of America,» thanks to unexpected support from Republicans for criminal justice reform.

If you combine this with an obvious lack of trust and general dearth of reliable information on enemy capability, both sides end up engaging in an arms race, for fear of being taken over by the other.

«In the aftermath of the Iraq war the UK and US turned their backs on Afghanistan with obvious consequences.

Problems with IT and administration continue at the troubled agency, Jodi Berg said in her annual report, with no obvious solution.