Sentence examples for appears to be referred from inspiring English sources

Krallinger et al. [ 5] provided a targeted study of mutations occurring in the protein kinase domain (using a system that in later work appears to be referred to as SNP2L [ 22]).

Arthur can call me". Mr. Trump appears to be referring to Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the publisher of The New York Times.

Duncan's spokesman appears to be referring to the Yahoo News article.

The spot appears to be referring to his board appointment to Deutsche Bank's Americas advisory board.

Mr. Obama appears to be referring to this bill, introduced by Representative Rosa DeLauro, a Democrat from Connecticut.

Several issues here: Trump appears to be referring to Blumenthal's news conference the day after the Times article.

Assange appears to be referring to emails from Clinton's private server, including some already publicly released.

Obama appears to be referring to recent research suggesting economic growth "is notably slower in the decade" after a financial shock.

Trump appears to be referring to U.S. involvement in military adventures, such as the 2003 Iraq invasion he supported, and possibly foreign aid.

As for subsidizing the armies of other countries, Trump appears to be referring to military bases that the United States has overseas.

They are in fact giving up on, for instance, the Kyoto commitments [he appears to be referring to Canada, which dropped out of the Kyoto protocol in 2011].