Sentence examples for are apparently different from inspiring English sources

Water has unique properties in the nanopores of activated carbons and carbon nanotubes, which are apparently different from those of typical adsorbed molecules such as N2 and Ar.

Apartment buildings are apparently different.

Things are apparently different in the Dominican Republic.

"They are apparently different languages," said Gale. "By putting them together you start to read each in a different way".

Making metaphysical decisions about the status of embryos for women is one thing; being asked to condemn killing criminals and torturing prisoners and poisoning the Earth, these are, apparently, different — moral options on which man must be free to exercise his own conscience as he sees fit.

ZC: The benefits [of medical welfare] are apparently different!

The incidence of rhabdomyolysis might differ among studies because the proportion of patients with risk factors is apparently different between the populations.

However, the morphology of Ce0.004Zn0.996 - xO:x Li+ (x = 0.02) phosphors is apparently different.

Furthermore, the permeability [obtained from Eq. (8)] of GAH and NAG is apparently different.

The main compounds obtained were high molecular weight compounds, which were apparently different for the two peroxides.

As shown in Figure 2, for a given energy (at a fixed annealing temperature), the morphology is apparently different for different film thicknesses.