Sentence examples for appears to evoke from inspiring English sources

In a short video preview, the work appears to evoke the grand scale of a metropolis more than the intimacy of a Milonga; vibrant color plays a central role, as do large groups of dancers moving in unison.

A slight increase in the IL-1β level after loading can be explained by the fact that in orthodontics, mechanical stress appears to evoke biochemical and structural responses in a variety of cells in vivo and in vitro[28].

Hr appears to evoke an anti-apoptotic response by disrupting a p53 dependent pathway involving Bcl2 family members.

A personal statement is a type of selection tool that often appears to evoke heterogeneous responses from applicants.

Activation of D2S receptors appears to evoke a membrane form of Akt and phospho-Akt signal possibly at sites of cell cell contact, suggesting a functional significance.

96 CCK, moreover, through a cholinergic mechanism, appears to evoke release of pancreatic lipase, potentially increasing further the level of intestinal free fatty acids, 97 that as mentioned above cannot be adequately solubilized.

His forlorn figure appeared to evoke some sympathy from the presiding judge, Quentin Purdy.

The death of the singer, born Aaliyah Dana Haughton in Brooklyn, appeared to evoke a common sentiment among young fans in Brooklyn, who said she stood out among pop artists for her style, as well as her music.

Last week, Chinese censors forced one of the nation's newspapers to excise a cartoon that appeared to evoke perhaps the most famous image of the June 1989 protests at Tiananmen Square.

As much as the death of Muhammad Ali may appear to evoke the passing of a time in the US and globe beyond, his time and lessons by example may be never more timely, or more accurately, urgent to our needs and responsive to the resurgent tide of haters.

At this light intensity, ChR2(H134R) appeared to evoke contractions more efficiently in cholinergic neurons than in BWMs (compare Figs. 1d and 2c).