Sentence examples for an apparently small from inspiring English sources

The court case could help explain how such an apparently small company is capable of making such large political donations.

But it gives a clue as to why such an apparently small observation could have had such a big impact.

Such an apparently small increase in water uptake associated with this allele could explain the large effect on yield observed under field conditions.

On entering either of the Marais stores you find yourself in an apparently small room with a cash desk, a few accessories and nothing else.

Much of the money swilling into HSBC from the cartel came through an apparently small exchange house, Casa de Cambio Puebla.

The work is being carried out in the museum's north-west corner, an apparently small space which is, in fact, vast.

It is intriguing to speculate why EP has an apparently smaller effect on T-cell responses compared to humoral responses.

Comparable trends were observed for IDWG (Fig.  3a– c), with the lowest values observed during summer, and an apparently smaller seasonal effect for tropical regions.

Combining small effect variants of opposite sign may result in a sum of close to zero (Barton and Turelli 1989; Griswold and Whitlock 2003), resulting in an apparently smaller contribution of trans variance.

In cell lysates treated with tunicamycin alone, ICAM-1 was observed to have an apparently smaller molecular weight (approximately 55 kDa), with or without TNF- α or IFN- γ stimulation.

Compared with tunicamycin treatment, silibinin induced the expression of ICAM-1 with an apparently smaller molecular weight (approximately 72 kDa), and both TNF- α and IFN- γ induced the expression of mature ICAM-1 (85 kDa) in the ARPE-19 cells.