The phrase "apparently than that" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of comparative structures and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She seemed happier apparently than that."
Alternatives: "seemingly more than that" or "obviously more than that."
The fitted apparent Y O/N nearest neighbor coordination number is ~4, which is apparently lower than that when Y is dissolved in a bulk glass, indicating that Y occupies substitutional Si sites.
Optimized 1D design yields Jtot = 24.49 mA/cm2, which is apparently lower than that under 2D nanophotonic configuration (i.e., Jtot approximately 27.72 mA/cm2 with an increment of 3.23 mA/cm2).
Especially, the density of Au particle on the plateau between Si nanowires is apparently lower than that on the bottom part of a Si nanowire.
According to the test result, although the accumulative hysteresis dissipation energy relates closely to the loading position and path length, the energy parameter of a specimen under biaxial load is apparently larger than that under unidirectional loading.
From Table 1, it can be seen that the harvest and utilization of solar thermal energy achieved by the silicon nanowire is 73.5 %, which is apparently better than that of the plain silicon plate (62.4 %).
Even so, the brain was apparently larger than that of H. erectus, though precise measurement of cranial capacity is not possible, as the skull's base is incomplete.
Britain's record on child poverty is apparently better than that of the United States a much richer country but worse than that of Turkey and Greece.The reason is that the measure of poverty used is a relative one.
There's a staggering lack of invention here: the box touts the ability to play as eight different characters, though all have essentially the same task, which is to shoot hordes of evil wizards who amble towards the player, their sorcery apparently feebler than that of the Hogwarts-trained characters.
