Sentence examples for apparently changes from inspiring English sources

What happens, medically and socially, when a person apparently changes sex?

All the repetition apparently changes the way they think: the surgeons become accustomed to dealing with nonstandard situations in an automatic mode.

Although the court found that the two were in possession of important trade secrets, it went on to order only a six-month injunction, calling that enough time "given the speed with which the Internet advertising industry apparently changes".

The appearance of the nanoparticle in the pore apparently changes the nanopore's resistance; thus, it brings a sharp change of the current signal.

Apparently, changes in the hemopoietic stroma damage the hemopoietic microenvironment and, hence, may be responsible for changes observed in the hemopoietic tissue proper.

The 3'UTR VNTR polymorphism of the SLC6A3 apparently changes the transcript length; therefore we sought that these differences might be a factor contributing to the phenotypic differences ascribed to the particular alleles.

They were all, apparently, changed.

World War I apparently changed the norm.

But they have apparently changed their view now.

By Thursday, Mr. Turner had apparently changed his tune.

Il Mulino has apparently changed little with time.