Sentence examples for apparently broadened from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note that participants apparently broadened their exploration of different assessment tools over and above what they had planned.
In the following points, we will attempt to resolve an electrochemical model of the data, which rationalizes how the distinct conformations associated with TrxR activity (FR and FO) result in a modest modulation in the potentials for redox-active cofactors associated with TrxR, thus yielding the apparently broadened voltammograms.
Central holds performing arts workshops in secondary schools in "lower-participation" areas, she says, which sounds like a great scheme, and apparently broadens interest around the UK.
Cornelia too is more fully fleshed than we have come to expect from this writer-director, the experience of making the divisively wide-eyed Frances Ha (which he co-wrote with star Greta Gerwig) apparently broadening his horizons as much as the experiences of ageing and parenting.
He has reiterated his call for a ban on Muslims immigrating to the United States, apparently broadening it to include anyone from "countries where terrorism is going on".
The spectra clearly illustrate that the signals of the protons of the hydrophobic block (e.g., protons "1" or "4"), which are well resolved in chloroform, are broadened and apparently loose intensity in DMSO (Fig. 7a).
Mr. Barak, apparently trying to broaden his seven-member delegation, was joined in negotiations by Dan Meridor, the chairman of the foreign affairs and defense committee in the Israeli Parliament.
No matter that the poem was penned 90 years ago by a nationalist poet and is taught in schools.And no matter, apparently, that the scope of free speech was much broadened by last month's constitutional changes.
In the duckbills the fingers apparently were encased in a mittenlike structure that could have broadened the hand for better support of the animal's weight on soft ground.
But Train of Thought, which broadened the author pool from poets to historians, philosophers and scientists, apparently did not achieve the canonical status of its predecessor.
