Sentence examples for appear to exercise a from inspiring English sources

Given how government-linked companies appear to exercise a near monopoly over the mainstream media in Singapore, the view has been taken that the mainstream media take a predominantly pro-PAP stance in their reporting and suppress or disregard the viewpoints of opposition parties.

F. racemosa trees appear to exercise a degree of control over these processes, in both evolutionary and ecological time.

In addition to pericytes, neighboring undifferentiated neural progenitor cells (NPCs), differentiating NPCs, and radial glia also appear to exercise an influence on the developmental BBB as studies have suggested their ability to induce barrier properties in brain endothelial cells in vitro and in vivo[ 6- 9].

The acid, he wrote, "appears to exercise a peculiarly destructive influence upon low forms of life".

The quality of the shared environment changes from family to family over time appears to exercise a long-term effect on cognitive development (Eaves et al. 1986).

Glycine and proline offered no further improvement in the refolding process, and glucose and Triton X-100 even appeared to exercise a significant negative effect.

However, at later developmental stages, visual cortical hyperexcitability appears no longer to exercise a direct functional role in synesthetic experience, plausibly because of maturation and cortical specialization of the visual system [ 20].

In short, there do not appear to be any common formulas or prescribed solutions for how organizations should or do orchestrate the design of the public relations department structure, rather CCOs appear to be able to exercise a degree of latitude in determining what works best for them.

In many of those photographs you will see cops blasting pepper spray into the faces of Americans whose only crime appears to be exercising an inalienable right.

At a minimum, they appear to be exercising increasing influence on the Texas GOP.

A new study may offer insight into the reasons that older women who exercise appear to have a lower risk of breast cancer.