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Meanings of more evident in anglès

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Usage of more evident in anglès
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Some are more evident as is the case of Correctional Institutions Services.
Radio NZ
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In the field of material culture, horse-breeding becomes more and more evident.
A History of China
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To the end that the point of vulnerability would become more evident.
Firewall
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Broader dorsal pallial expression becomes more evident late prenatally and early postnatally.
Pubmed
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No longer in surgical scrubs, the sergeant's powerful build was more evident.
Blood harvest
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The distress of the father and son became more and more evident.
The Mystery of Orcival
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the testosterone temples of academia.
Wild Justice
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With each additional number, McCartney's genius as a songwriter grows more evident.
Reuters
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These effects are more evident in the presence of the SUR1 subunit.
Pubmed
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This accidental principle could not be more evident than it is now.
News.com.au
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This will become more evident in a survey of his main characteristics.
A History of English Literature
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Severe and specific bone lesions were more evident in NSF than SF.
Pubmed
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The relationship was more evident for subjects ≤50 years old at recruitment.
Pubmed
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Looking at shorter-term trends, the slowdown seems even more evident, albeit patchy.
The Irish Times
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Protection appeared to be more evident in mitochondria than in tissue homogenates.
Pubmed
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When it approached the outer reef, its awful magnitude became more evident.
The Ocean and Its Wonders
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