Sentence examples for a process apparently from inspiring English sources
It's a process apparently without end".
It was shown that P. aeruginosa [40], Neissseria [41], Vibrio cholerae [42], E. coli and Salmonella typhimurium [43] release the "free LPS" by a process apparently distinct from cellular autolysis.
Although LevR is required for CcpA-independent CCR, a process apparently involving seryl-phosphorylated HPr and the EIIAB (ManL) component of the EIIMan permease, our data do not exclude the possibility that CCR of fruA/levD may also be influenced by the sugar-binding proteins LevQT [10].
These superfluous sequences were eliminated through mutational bias favouring deletions, a process apparently universal in bacterial lineages [ 24].
SifA is essential for Sif formation, a process apparently linked to SCV membrane integrity since mutants lacking SifA are released into the cytosol (Beuzon et al., 2002; Brumell et al., 2002).
Membrane-based Mcs1 trafficking is needed for its secretion by exocytosis, a process apparently required for cell wall remodelling and virulence., Rab5a is a small G protein belonging to the family of Rab proteins, which serve as specific markers of distinct classes of endosomes.
Wound problems at 48 hours tended to be regarded as a natural process, apparently deriving from the understanding that time heals wounds: discomfort was interpreted as being due to the fact that the healing process was still ongoing: I guess the pain is natural and that it will get better when the wound is healed.
President Ali Abdullah Saleh offered for the first time on Thursday to bring leaders of an armed rebel faction into Yemen's political process, apparently in an effort to quell rising violence in the north of the country.
Micro-defects in the shape of pinholes and cracks developed as a consequence of the forming process, apparently nucleating in the vicinity of the inorganic particles present in the paint.
Process, apparently, was an area where the Democratic candidate did not go".
The fungus Cryptococcus neoformans escape from host cells by an active, pathogen-driven extrusion/expulsion process, apparently without damaging the host (Alvarez and Casadevall, 2006).
