Sentence examples for appeared to generate a from inspiring English sources

That attack appeared to generate a backlash among citizens in Mosul, and Mr. Kashmoula went on television with a local religious leader to condemn the actions, using a studio at Camp Freedom.

Y127 appeared to generate a mutation within the second α-helix of the predicted protein secondary structure and W388, within the sixth predicted α-helix.

This mutation appeared to generate a 'read-through' transcript, that is, intronic regions between exon 5 and exon 6 were also transcribed.

The expression of HLA-B27 in the U937 cells appeared to generate a favourable environment for intracellular Salmonella growth compared with HLA-A2-transfected cells, resulting in more bacteria in HLA-B27-transfected cells.

PCR evaluations of these assays, using a temperature gradient (annealing step) and agarose gel electrophoresis, revealed that two of the four assays were suitable for further analysis, in that they appeared to generate a strong and specific amplicon of the predicted size (Assay 1 is 153 bp; Assay 3 is 71 bp).

However, while ExoSAP-IT successfully removed residual primers, exonuclease treatment of bisulfite resequencing libraries appeared to generate a smear of high-molecular weight products not present in the original sample, whereas a similar effect was not observed using genomic DNA (gDNA) amplicons.

An earlier version said the code of the website appeared to generate an ever-increasing string of characters.

In summary, the acute response to a single session of resistance training appeared to generate an unfavourable muscle activity pattern.

While the use of peer volunteers appeared to generate an 'informal and light hearted' approach, the full impact of their involvement was not explored.

When an advanced stage is reached, only demand-side policies appear to generate a positive and increasing effect.

In addition, this roof type as opposed to its counterparts—seems to restrict the extent of the primary vortex in the stadium and appears to generate a sufficiently strong counter-rotating secondary vortex below the roof that sweeps the rain away from the stands.