Sentence examples for apparently concentrated from inspiring English sources

He apparently concentrated better in the ninth, too, needing only seven pitches to get out of an inning that started with a leadoff double by Cliff Pennington.

Navy weapons experts, along with divers examining the Cole's ravaged port side, determined that the explosion had torn into the ship with significant, apparently concentrated, force, underscoring the sophistication of the attack.

Data from GfK MRI, a research firm that conducts a large survey, suggest that 17% of HBO's subscribers come from the poorest one-fifth of the population by income and 18% come from the second-poorest quintile.In 2010 the proportion of America's population that pays for television dropped for the first time, with the losses apparently concentrated among the poorest customers.

The adhesin distribution is not homogeneous, but apparently concentrated into nanodomains which may play important biological functions.

Interestingly, the HBHA distribution was not homogeneous, but apparently concentrated into nanodomains which may promote adhesion to target cells by inducing the recruitment of receptors within membrane rafts.

It's easy to get the balance wrong: Joss Whedon's recent Dollhouse, for instance, was hamstrung by weekly standalone adventures, only apparently concentrating on the bigger picture when cancellation loomed and they had nothing to lose.

Instead, hunters are advised by state wildlife officials to avoid obviously sick animals and to use rubber gloves in cutting up all carcasses, particularly brain and nervous tissues where the infectious prions apparently concentrate.

Any talks will apparently concentrate on a declaration by Israel on the right of return, a small intake of refugees on humanitarian grounds, and an international compensation and resettlement programme.A sign of hope on the peace front was the vote on December 18th by nine of the ten Arab Knesset members to enable Mr Netanyahu to run for prime minister.

Europium apparently is concentrated around one magnetic pole, chromium around the other.

And the new rise in productivity is no less real for apparently being concentrated in one sub-sector: it still boosts growth.

The article addresses a generational trend in academia of which I am clearly a part, but about which I had thought very little (perhaps because I am apparently so concentrated on my career).