Sentence examples for apparently leads from inspiring English sources

Elimination of the components of the heterotrimeric Gs proteins apparently leads to both the failure of epithelial-mesenchymal transition and apoptosis, leading cumulatively to the wing expansion defect.

The Olney cellar is reached through a wooden door that apparently leads to a secret chamber in the face of the rock wall that abuts the house.

But the new 1.75 percent put San Antonio hotel taxes at 16.75 percent, barely behind Houston's 17percentt (which apparently leads the nation, something Joan Johnson, president of the Houston Hotel and Motel Association, is not happy about).

They have diligently listened to a live recording of Coming Out, recorded on stage in Scotland, and at the end of the track Paul apparently leads the crowd in a chant of "Kenny Dalglish, Kenny Dalglish".

The action takes place in a Shakespearean clearing in a wood, but a Greek temple is also present, as are a flight of stairs and a cave, each of which apparently leads to a destination where one goes in search of psychological identity.

Still unanswered, however, is the exact mechanism that apparently leads grandmothers to favor some grandchildren over others.

His excellent reputation as a leading scholar in toxicology has apparently led to uncritical acceptance and citation of the 60-mg dose by contemporary fellows and successive researchers.

German gunsmiths apparently led the way.

This has apparently led to a "Hollywood HIV Panic".

It also apparently led to fractious internal squabbling.

And that, apparently, led him to reconsider everything.