The phrase "appear intriguing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that seems interesting or captivating at first glance.
Example: "The new art exhibit at the gallery appears intriguing, drawing in many visitors."
Alternatives: "seem fascinating" or "look captivating".
The logic of forecasting by means of our model may appear intriguing.
As such, the findings appear intriguing and warrant additional investigation of riboflavin as a means to reduce muscle pain during exercise and to enhance post-exercise recovery.
Today, the only way for a show, or any form of content to stand out and appear intriguing, especially compared to its competition, is in its ability to tell a unique story".
Even if we cannot disentangle the relationship between air pollution, inflammation, and risk for type 2 diabetes, our findings appear intriguing, because they indicate the presence of subgroups in the population that are more or less vulnerable to the impact of air pollution.
In the future maybe he'll become like Bono, giving one or two interviews per album cycle, never revealing too much, waiting around long past the point of appearing intriguing.
This BUB3.1 subcellular localisation appeared intriguing since metazoan and yeast BUB3 has not been described to be involved in cytokinesis.
The positive association observed between p21 expression and tumor cell proliferation appeared intriguing, as p21 has been previously described as a potent inhibitor of cyclin-dependent kinases.
As previous studies showed that patients with non-GC-DLBCL display elevated serum TNFα levels compared to those suffering from GC-DLBCL or other B cell malignancies (Pedersen et al, 2005), the possibility that non-GC-DLBCL cells create an auto-stimulatory loop leading to elevated miR-155 levels by producing TNFα appeared intriguing.
The use of biological self-assembling materials, plant virus nanoparticles in particular, appears very intriguing as it allows a great choice of symmetries and dimensions, easy chemical and biological engineering of both surface and/or internal cavity as well as safe and rapid production in plants.
This aspect appears particularly intriguing and appropriate experiments should be designed to investigate the role of mitochondria as a source, and not as a target, of ROS during sperm capacitation.
