Sentence examples for appear to be irregular from inspiring English sources

If any returns appear to be irregular or false and the Commission is unable to determine the true vote for a particular office, the Commission certifies that fact and does not include those returns in its canvass.

On the other hand, contacts across households, mainly driven by adults who could thus act as bridges in transmission of communicable diseases from one household to the other, appear to be irregular and quite difficult to capture during a time window of a week or less.

The surface of NP and NL appeared to be irregular in shape with some noticeable fibres.

GnP particle on the other hand appears to be irregular in shape mainly due to the route of its production which involves extreme thermal expansion and high energy sheet isolation processes [55].

We found that the HNF-3β mRNA level appeared to be irregular in tumor specimens than that in normal tissue; however, the overall difference in the HNF-3β mRNA expression level was not statistically significant.

Note – There would appear to be an irregular citation in the name of the collector of the nomenclatural type and its duplicate, since the author and collector is the same person (Vu Quang Nam).

Note 3 – As the lead author and the collector are the same person (Vu Quang Nam), there would appear to be an irregular citation in the name of this collector of the nomenclatural type and its duplicate.

In contrast, the shear bands in the pre-strained BMG are irregular and convoluted, and appear to be a mixture of the shear bands produced during the prior compression and those in the as-cast BMG.

Cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy observations show that the shear-band patterns beneath the indent in ZCT/PCS nanolaminates are irregular and convoluted, and appear to be a mixture of the semi-circular shear bands and radial shear bands.

Ag-based nanoparticles showed generally an hexagonal shape with mean dimension of about 30 nm (Figure 4c), whereas smaller diameters have been observed for Pt-based nanoparticles (less than 20 nm), that appear to be formed of smaller particles with irregular shapes.

Now Collins regularly finds a dozen or two on stretches of less than half a mile, and some of the larger, more irregular pieces appear to be pieces of a larger tar mat that Collins suspects is hidden offshore.