Sentence examples for apparently repeat from inspiring English sources

However more in depth and accurate analyses are needed in order to ascertain the dynamics acting towards this apparently repeat depletion in O. coarctata.

We conclude that arsenic is indeed affecting the human Y chromosome at a low level and apparently repeat regions are more prone as evident from our DYZ1 study.

Takahashi carefully watched a DVD of his last outing against the Yankees to see what he did that worked so well, and apparently repeated a lot of it.

The 42-year-old chef's remarks, which he apparently repeated at the cooking event on Sunday and yesterday, came after a largely unremarkable interview with Grimshaw on her show on Channel 9 - the same station that shows Ramsay's programmes in Australia.

In a subsequent letter, found near the October 19th shooting site, he apparently repeated his claims to divinity, asked for $10m and, most alarmingly, warned parents that "your children are not safe anywhere at any time".The police called news conferences to deliver cryptic messages to the killer.

A League Two player who served a 10-match ban for biting an opponent last season is being investigated by police for apparently repeating the act.

Attrition analyses were conducted to determine if those students participating in all four waves (n = 271, #1) differed on the measurements in wave 1 and 4 respectively from (1) those apparently dropping out of school (n = 118, #2), (2) those apparently repeating a class (n = 34, #3) and (3) those not participating in either wave 2 or 3 (n = 64, #4).

The other officer had referred to Wallenberg as "the one that got away," a comment Deville apparently repeated over the years.

Apparently repeated measures animal models offer less biased estimates of rA, but does not manage to reduce the sampling error.

I bought my daughter a couple of toys from the Disney store that were apparently repeats.

When Hoover reached adolescence, the age at which many animals begin to vocalize, he suddenly began to speak phrases that passersby apparently had repeated to him.