Sentence examples for apparent purity from inspiring English sources

The apparent purity of these qualities seems to have appealed to artists in the tawdry, cynical China of the 1990s.

Ben Reuven was an honourable man who worked for the Steins because he believed in the apparent purity of their motives.

The music she loved, with all its apparent purity, with Boettcher's angelic voice, represented a promise of happiness that eluded her in real life.

The piss paintings also forced a double-take on the apparent purity of Colour Field painting, on the poured veils of Morris Louis and the stained grounds of Helen Frankenthaler; and when Warhol did more such works in the late 1970s, Neo-Expressionist painting looked even more absurd than it did before.

The quality of sugarcane juice was not significantly different between intercropping and monoculture, except the excessive nitrogen application (N2) in 2011, which reduced the apparent purity and gravity of sugarcane juice significantly compared with normal nitrogen application (N1).

Signs of introgression at mitochondrial markers despite apparent purity in the nuclear genome have been found in other mammals (e.g. African elephants [52], goats [53] and chipmunks [54]).

HPLC analysis through several methods (listed in the Japanese Pharmacopoeia (JP), European Pharmacopoeia (EP), and in the specification tests) showed no apparent differences in purity level between the originator and generic products, at least in the ones tested.

SDS-PAGE was used to determine the purity and apparent molecular mass of recombinant XynGR67.

As a result, the recombinant xylanase was successfully secreted into the medium as a major protein with 95% purity and apparent molecular mass of 21 kDa.

Laccase was purified to an apparent homogeneous level and the purity was confirmed on 12% native and 10% SDS-PAGE, respectively.

For each recombinant protein, the expected apparent molecular weight and a purity of > 95% was verified by SDS-PAGE analysis.