The phrase "a process that appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that seems to have a certain characteristic or quality based on observation or perception.
Example: "The study revealed a process that appears to enhance cognitive function in older adults."
Alternatives: "a process that seems" or "a process that looks like".
States have adopted a process that appears humane because it looks like medical treatment, Professor Denno said.
This is an alliance among computers, pollsters, conference commissioners and major networks to manufacture a process that appears to produce a clear-cut, undeniable national champion.
It seems surprising that a process that appears so simple and natural should remain so mysterious in such a large proportion of cases.
It is expected there will be a second flight of bodies into Brize Norton later in the week once they have been positively identified, a process that appears to be taking a long time partly due to formalities.
The G1 region of newly secreted aggrecan does not interact with HA, but acquires this ability following interaction with link protein in a process that appears to involve disulfide exchange within the G1 region (Melching and Roughley, [1990]).
For instance, it has been shown for mGluRs that activation of one subunit inhibits the other in a process that appears to be random (Goudet et al., 2005; Hlavackova et al., 2005).
Operating only in the U.S., LendingClub's sweeteners were rates lower than institutional incumbents, and a process that appeared to work far more seamlessly and quickly.
The 18 kDa fragment likely represents p18BAX, which is derived from full-length BAX via proteolytic cleavage following the initiation of apoptosis, a process that appeared to be absent or strongly reduced in BAX C126S.
Time-lapse recordings of GFP-, or YFP-tagged Cx43-expressing HeLa cells showed that AGJ vesicles moved about in the cytoplasm, sometimes fragmented into smaller vesicles in a process that appeared similar to vesicle budding, and finally their fluorescence disappeared, suggesting degradation (Fig. 1B, time point 19 h:16 min; Movie 1).
The spectra, expressed in terms of loss tan δ, present a γ relaxation of lower intensity than that exhibited for conventional low density polyethylene of the same crystallinity, followed, with increasing temperature, by a β relaxation process that appears as an ostensible shoulder of the first of two relaxation processes, denoted by α′ and α, detected in the a region.
