Sentence examples for apparently more relevant from inspiring English sources

The "Adult Swim" cartoons, as they are collectively called, are apparently more relevant than Johnny's late-night heirs, at least to one demographic.

Killed off by Hasbro, in an update of the game whereby the twinkly if suspicious cook-housekeeper is replaced by "Dr Orchid", a sexy young biologist with a PhD in plant toxicology, who is apparently more relevant to today's women.

Target sequence selection was apparently more relevant for the HBV suppression potency of miRs (target X1 > X2 > S).

This observation suggests that the O2 complex stability of wild-type Ngb is enough for its biological function, and other factors such as six-coordination are apparently more relevant to function.

HNE exerts its pro-fibrogenic action only on fully activated human HSC/MFs [ 21, 189] and, even more relevant, does not apparently act as an activating factor for rat HSCs early in primary culture [ 333].

More relevant Glasto talk: Wayne Rooney apparently spent three hours in a drum'n'bass tent and is reported to have been "chuffed" after meeting Mumford & Sons.

He said the evidence in favour of the girl's transfer was more specific to her case, "more reasoned and given by apparently more senior and experienced practitioners in the relevant field".

In total, we selected 86 more relevant candidates and disregarded 569 apparently less relevant candidates.

Pakistan have apparently won every game where Shehzad has scored more than 40, although that stat is probably more relevant to superstition than anything else.

More relevant than ever!

So much more relevant.