Sentence examples for following apparently from inspiring English sources
An article of the journalist F.Norris (2013) raised the concerns of readers, because of the following apparently paradoxical result.
Thus, the practitioner is required to pay his attention to this etiologic alternative, especially in cases with persistent symptoms following apparently successful endodontic treatments (Rosen, 2014; Gallas-Torreira et al., 2003; Juodzbalys et al., 2011; Polycarpou et al., 2005; Campbell et al., 1990; Cruccu et al., 2010; Fagade & Wastell, 1990; Meyer & Bagheri, 2011; Poort et al., 2009).
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has declined to say whether he learned Khashoggi's fate following apparently friendly talks with the country's royal family on Wednesday. .
All the three cultures showed single phase exponential following apparently first-order kinetics (Figure 2).
However, a permanent nerve injury and reduced arm function may also be observed following apparently moderate or less severe injuries.
The lack of a 'return to normal' following apparently effective treatment (radiofrequency ablation) is, perhaps, surprising although there is precedent.
The remaining 219 have not been seen since a video was released the following month apparently showing about 130 of them reciting from the Qur'an.
In Alan Rudolph's Remember My Name, for example, Perkins and Berenson co-starred as a suburban couple whose lives gradually come apart following an apparently random act of vandalism.
Even so, things could have been worse for Newcastle fans, with Mohamed Diamé fortunate to escape both conceding a first-half penalty and collecting a red card following an apparently deliberate handball.
In the wake of Usman Khawaja's baffling dismissal following an apparently comprehensive review, we take a look at some of the other questionable decisions that have been made in this series.
In addition, in the present study, a tendency for reinstatement of pituitary testicular activity following refeeding apparently substantiates the negative effects of prolonged food-deprivation along the reproductive axis in O. mossambicus.
