The phrase "appear careful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that seems to exhibit caution or attentiveness in a particular situation.
Example: "The students appear careful while handling the delicate equipment during the experiment."
Alternatives: "seem cautious" or "look attentive".
But Yeatman appeared careful not to press Sunday, as evidenced by his best play of the day, when he snapped a crisp pass to a cutting Dan Groot for the Terrapins' final goal.
We do not dispute the authors' claim that Y. pestis might have been present in some skeletons from port cities in France, or that body lice might, under certain circumstances, transmit the Orientalis biotype of Y. pestis; their work appears careful and considered.
BUT why does Mrs. Clinton appear equally careful and calculated when the questions are not personal, when the political burdens of sex are irrelevant?
Designer water notwithstanding, the defense lawyers Mr. Muller, Robert B. Fiske Jr., James P. Rouhandeh, and Gail Jaquish, a jury specialist, seem careful not to appear flashy or ostentatiously wealthy, perhaps because their client is at the least a near billionaire.
It appears that careful timing of the synoptic baseflow sampling under comparable phenological and hydrometeorological conditions increased our ability to identify a forest disturbance signal.
It appears that careful patient selection, adequate numbers, good quality assurance and sophisticated analysis are all necessary when testing modestly effective drugs in SSc.
Thus, it appears that careful dose modification was a successful strategy to allow further treatment in the 150 mg/m arm of this phase II trial.
Many species may appear generalist but careful ecological studies may reveal that they are an assemblage of populations with more restricted host range.
The closer you place the wires, the more bubbles should appear, but be careful not to touch them together.
