Sentence examples for apparently more powerful from inspiring English sources

With the rise of wearables and a growing Internet of Things, more and more personal data-points can be added to such systems to power apparently more powerful predictions.

Our approach, combining sets of sites revealed by at least one taxon (25 codons revealed) was apparently more powerful than defining the set of sites from a single dataset containing all three taxa (19 codons revealed), so we conclude that 25 codon sites over 180 (13.9%) are identified as evolving under positive selection.

Back in 1997, according to evidence that Lloyd Constantine, Wal-Mart's lawyer, dug up, MasterCard apparently colluded with the more powerful Visa and shelved efforts to push its online Maestro card in America.

He denounced Kotler in an article in Izvestia, a Russian newspaper, and Kotler was sent to prison for 13 years.Both men seek a kind of redemption when they meet in Yalta, apparently by chance, although more powerful, celestial forces may be at play.

Apparently, "away" motivation is more powerful than "toward" motivation.

Apparently, 3D culture has shown more powerful cytotoxicity than the 2D analogue.

When the FSA was first launched Mr Davies, its chairman and chief executive, was even asked by one hostile journalist, apparently seriously, whether he thought himself more powerful than God.

It highlights passive voice, complex sentences, and adverbs (which apparently should always be replaced with more powerful verbs) and scores the passage according to how many of these issues appear in it.

Apparently, personally perceived mastery evidence is more powerful than mastery evidence provided by peers in undergraduate education.

She was also mentioned last summer but only for comparison with the two more powerful nuclear ice breakers now apparently under construction.

Apparently ʿUthmān was selected as a compromise, when the more powerful candidates cancelled each other out.