Sentence examples for apparent uniform from inspiring English sources

Chemical transient experiments carried out by removing CO from the feed indicated that the various types of CO ads) present (e.g. linear and bridged) displayed an apparent uniform reactivity.

Billy Bob Thornton also showed up, in his apparent uniform for the weekend, a well-worn jean jacket and a weathered frown to match.

We did not observe any apparent uniform downward trend in number of systemic corticosteroids and antibiotic prescriptions in the three subgroups as the ratio increased (Table 3).

Overall this means the apparent uniform labeling of cytoplasmic transcripts as well as labeled transcripts in the nucleolus are generically attributed to dsRNA.

This provides a paradigm for proteins whose apparent uniform function is in fact achieved by a variety of distinct mechanisms involving different molecular architectures.

Only unique miRNAs variants without a reference ancestral sequence but with ortholog genes in insecta (Rmi-III) showed an apparent uniform distribution of nucleotide changes from position 9 to 23, but this is likely due to independent accumulated nucleotide substitution in the chelicerata and insecta lineages since the last common Arthropoda ancestor.

We suspect that these apparent uniform-temperature loops may be an unfortunate byproduct of the simplistic filter-ratio method that is used for temperature analysis.

However, the different processes lead to slightly different fracture morphology: radial-type ridge centering on the fatigue source zone is more apparent and uniform in picosecond laser drilling specimens than in the nanosecond laser drilling ones.

To test if this apparent non-uniform distribution of non-conserved regulatory elements represents a genome-wide characteristic, we determined the distribution of the non-conserved pTRRs reported for the ENCODE intervals [ 26] and demonstrated the concordance between our data and the ENCODE-derived data.

The crowd merely carries further the justification for a special code of ethics incorporated in the slogan "You have to fight fire with fire!" Second, there is a sense of power in the crowd, with its apparent determination and uniform will, that overcomes the individual's doubts concerning his own ability to carry out a momentous task successfully.

Errors in 2.0% of the 2006 map can explain all apparent deviations from uniform gains.