Sentence examples for Earlier apparent from inspiring English sources

The implant data from Abbott Northwestern shows that three patients received implants after November 2002 using devices with earlier apparent manufacturing dates.

The rest of Europe, which still resents Ireland's earlier apparent success, wants to offer as little help as it can without destroying the euro.

Late yesterday, Berlusconi tried to pull back from his earlier apparent admission that, as "a person with a heart", he had helped the young Moroccan dancer – who calls herself Ruby Rubacuori Ruby Heartrobberr) – when she was taken to a police station in Milan in May.

As we shall shortly see, Robertson's later work strongly belied this earlier apparent indifference to Milne's theory.

It's a nice idea that the hyper fashionable research field of AI, as it now is, where so many futuristic bets are being placed, might need to look backwards, to earlier apparent dead-ends, to achieve its next big breakthrough.

Iran is backing off an earlier apparent agreement to allow enriched uranium to be shipped out of the country to Russia as a way to assure the material can't be used as nuclear bomb fuel. .

But his more conservative views, and early apparent racism, still anger some.

But despite early apparent success, the New Deal's effectiveness was exaggerated.

The earliest apparent peak occurred at 18 ms. Electrode-magnetic resonance (MR) coregistration localized the corresponding maximal current source (see Methods) to left premotor cortex around electrode 9 (Figure 1, inset).

Within the presenting apparent diffusion coefficient lesion, intracellular pH differed between tissue with early apparent diffusion lesion pseudonormalization and tissue with true radiographic recovery.

Although the early apparent loss of podocytes in the STZ diabetic rat and mouse models implicates podocyte damage in the pathogenesis of diabetic nephropathy, it is also striking that such changes precede albuminuria and glomerulosclerosis by at least several months.