Sentence examples for by which it appears from inspiring English sources

There are multiple mechanisms by which it appears to exert its action as a metastasis suppressor[ 53].

Further work is now needed to assess the importance of ICAM-3 in recruiting phagocytes to sites of leukocyte cell death (e.g., atherosclerotic plaques and leukocyte-derived tumours) and to characterise the exact molecular mechanisms by which it appears to exert its effect.

A square, for example, has a fourfold symmetry by which it appears the same when rotated about its centre through 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees; four 90-degree rotations bring the square back to its original position.

Thus any metaphysics that allows for substances with self-being requires a bifurcation between reality and appearances, or more specifically, between the substance itself and the various qualities or modes by which it appears.

Donald Lamson, a lawyer at Shearman & Sterling and a former Treasury Department official who helped write the Volcker Rule The proposal is remarkable for its substance and the process by which it appeared.

The Trump Administration had made one more specific claim of irreparable harm to the "separation of powers," by which it appeared to mean that harm would be done to the President's power.

Accordingly, immune activities comprise a continuum, where the character of the immune object is determined by the context in which it appears, not necessarily by its character as "foreign" per se.

The popularity of a protein, or the corresponding gene, can be estimated by the frequency at which it appears in the literature.

Many people who have never seen Durst's clock know it from commercials, paid for by Americans for Prosperity, in which it appears along with a quote from Obama about being a one-term President.

Therefore, PCD is considered a different phenotype by the Montreal Classification, in which it appears as a differentiated subclassification [5].

There he announced the publication of an excellent proposed rule (known as "4(d)" for the clause in the legislation in which it appears) by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that will result in a near-total ban on the domestic commercial trade of African elephant ivory in the U.S. Screenshot of President Barack Obama From White House Live Feed.