Sentence examples for appear merged from inspiring English sources

Tumors differ between individuals: they may appear merged in plaques, look similar to a comedo with a plug of keratin, or include epidermoid cysts.

Inadequate image resolution, inaccurate thresholding, or sheer physical proximity can cause adjacent spines to appear merged (e.g., Fig. 3A).

Nor is sufficient information available to discretize adjacent spines that appear merged in the 2D segmented images, artificially altering computed spine counts and densities.

Distinguishing these small subpopulations is challenging because, in the measurement space, they often consist of observations that form skewed, non-Gaussian distributions that appear merged as "shoulders" of larger subpopulations with which they overlap.

The 1980s and 1990s saw small and medium-size far-right parties appear, merge, break apart and then disappear.

Mr. Bridgman and Ms. Packer worked in front of a screen hung with white satin and gauze cloths, and their bodies (and video doubles) appeared, merged and then disappeared with magical and fascinating suddenness.

Importantly, we observed that the formation of autophagosomes was robust and appeared merged in the cells treated with UA-8.

Sharing a summer cottage, the nurse talks, the actress listens, and their personalities appear to merge.

Characters from literature and history appear and merge and disappear as "the intermisunderstanding minds of the anticollaborators" dream on.

And the high school no longer exists; a few years after Lillian Ross's story appeared, it merged into Edgewood High School, in Ellettsville.

Languages merge: Anna Livia has "vlossyhair"—włosy being Polish for "hair"; "a bad of wind" blows, bâd being Turkish for "wind". Characters from literature and history appear and merge and disappear as "the intermisunderstanding minds of the anticollaborators" dream on.