Sentence examples for appears in the light of from inspiring English sources

It appears, in the light of a dispatch in the Herald Tribune two weeks ago, that the Telegram, by publishing a series of articles criticizing the luxurious living of officers in Italy, had been following the line.

As repellent as Douglas's behavior appears in the light of contemporary morality, for his social peers in Bloomsbury, a gentleman's right to do as he pleased carried more weight than any presumption of legal protection for Douglas's young, working-class companions.

Conclusion: It appears in the light of this work that a strategy of prevention based on the strict application of hygiene measurements, the maintenance of the material of ventilation and the respect of care procedures prove to be urgent in our context.

Leaving aside these non-scholarly approaches, how do the New Testament accounts of the last day of Jesus appear in the light of Jewish and Roman history of the first century?

In the typical cases, a dark ring or arcs appears in the light distribution of the reflected light due to absorption by the surface plasmon excitation.

But many observers say it appears Pyrrhic in the light of the reaction in the province.

Our hypothesis of rod opsin being expressed in cones would explain this correlation and appears feasible in the light of the situation in amphibians and reptiles where the dichotomy of rods and cones is not evident at the level of photopigment expression (e.g. [47]-[51] [47]-[51]

Disregard of the latter phenomenon appears questionable in the light of data presented here.

But this possibility appears unlikely in the light of earlier results demonstrating the loss of transforming activity and concomitant gain of dominant-negative function of c-Raf genes with mutations that inactivate the protein kinase activity of C-Raf [ 18- 20].

This conclusion appears premature in the light of the fact that quercetin undergoes avid metabolism in species that may possess pharmacological activity, as hinted by our finding that isorhamnetin and tamarixetin are potent COX-2 inhibitors, at least in cells in vitro.

Existing mathematical models for the transport and metabolism of the prodrug TPZ suggest that it does not penetrate efficiently into the tumour tissue [ 15, 16], which appears puzzling in the light of some promising pre-clinical and clinical results [ 10] (although some negative results have also been reported recently [ 17]).