The phrase "action it seems" is not correct as it lacks clarity and proper structure in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing an action that appears to be happening or is perceived in a certain way, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The action, it seems, was taken without proper consideration of the consequences."
Alternatives: "it appears that action" or "the action seems to be".
Although ethnic specific differences cannot be excluded as an explanation for different glycemic efficacy of acarbose in various populations, merely because of its mechanism of action it seems likely that the starch content, which is still high in most Asian diets, might substantially augment the postprandial hypoglycemic effect of acarbose in these populations and enhance its biopotency [ 29].
The crural contraction on straining could be a direct or reflex action; it seems to be reflex in nature as became evident from its absence when the CD, a suggested arm of the reflex arc was anesthetized.
While a government using chemical weapons against its own people is an affront that may demand international action, it seems obvious that a far greater horror from the US point of view is those weapons being used against its own people or allies.
Your best player in his best action — it seems like common sense.
And that action, it seems, gave them subsequent license to quietly — and sometimes quite fraudulently — pursue their own private gains.
Three-on-three deatchmatch action it seems, despite this perhaps appearing a rather sporting set-up for intergalactic war.
But when we actually saw the product in action it seemed like a no-brainer that every single app developer should be using this service.
While Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell assailed the "uncertain legal territory" of the presidential action, it seemed unlikely the issue would be resolved anytime soon in the courts.
As with many of its actions, it seems that α-MSH is a modulator rather than an outright stimulator.
Despite the unprecedented nature of these actions, it seems unlikely that the SEC has abandoned its traditional practice of not bringing enforcement actions for reporting violations that are inadvertent and isolated.
The seedy actions, it seems, have achieved iconic status.
