Sentence examples for different and apparently more from inspiring English sources
The findings of study 1 replicate and extend the work of Eva and Regehr (2007), demonstrating that moment-by-moment self-monitoring elicits different (and apparently more accurate) indications of awareness of the limits of one's competence than do more traditionally collected overarching estimates of one's ability (i.e., the global self-assessments of ability in each domain).
The distribution and density of woodlands is a critical determinant of landscape-scale C stocks and apparently more important, than variation due to different tree allometry equations.
And apparently more confidence about the future.
Although one could suggest that the study of Quattro and Vrijenhoek (1989) provides an examination of fitness correlates in a different and apparently much more stressful environment, the nature of these environmental stressors is not known and they may not even occur in natural environments inhabited by Gila topminnows (see extensive discussion in Sheffer et al. 1997).
Yet they could scarcely be more different, and apparently angry words were exchanged after Friday's game.
In ciona there are 5 representative members of subgroup A, 3 representing the ancestors of different subclades (TRIM9-67; TRIM1-18; TRIM54-55-63) and 2 apparently more ancestral genes.
expressing envy and resentment toward those apparently more fortunate.
Discrete processes of positive selection will have occurred in different species lineages, against a background of selective constraint that varies among genes in a manner that is apparently more homogeneous between different lineages.
For example, the unrelated fungi cultivated by leaf-cutting ants, also lack mechanisms to restrict the number of nuclei per cell to two, and have multinucleate cells (and apparently sometimes more than two genetically different nuclei per cell; [ 39]).
