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The phrase "appears to change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to undergo a transformation or alteration, often based on observation or perception.
Example: "The weather forecast indicates that the climate appears to change dramatically with the seasons."
Alternatives: "seems to alter" or "looks like it changes".
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Rather, it appears to change the wiring itself.
For one thing, the planet appears to change with the expectations of the explorers.
Police practices are repeatedly criticised but still nothing appears to change.
This Walter Lee never appears to change, in big ways or small.
Or so you'd think -- until one night their luck appears to change.
Indeed, the very concept of the male ideal appears to change with the seasons.
The best estimates are that the orientation of the dipole component appears to change with time.
MIT cognitive scientists have found that conversation between an adult and a child appears to change the child's brain.
Lewis examines criminals for any signs of childhood abuse, because abuse appears to change the anatomy of the brain.
"The way information is given to us appears to change the architecture of our brain in a radical way".
Only her couture appears to change — a black Ralph Lauren dress one day, a red Givenchy on another.
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