Sentence examples for generating the appearance of from inspiring English sources
When the deposition cycles reach 125, the probability of coalescence between neighboring Ni NPs increases remarkably, thus generating the appearance of irregular shapes and a reduced density of 8 × 1011 cm−2.
Many of these cervical cancer cells further demonstrated the apparent rupturing of blisters, generating the appearance of a swollen, granular version of the original cells.
"No proposal that does not at least generate the appearance of future control has a prayer," he said, adding that Democrats risk alienating some of their own voters in pushing for a wide legalization program.
On the other hand, one of the typical aspects of urban sound environments is the appearance of noticed sound events, occurrences that generate the appearance of sudden increases of sound pressure level, in instantaneous time intervals.
The contents in any given Retentional specious present exist simultaneously – at least as measured by ordinary clock-time – but if they are to generate the appearance of succession they must avoid leaving the impression that the events they represent also occur simultaneously.
AFP was founded by the Kochs to generate the appearance of genuine grassroots support for Koch's political preferences.
"I am aware that the indications have generated the appearance of something improper, something that in reality did not occur," Peña Nieto said last Tuesday.
These cells could generate the appearance of pulsatile growth by growing in a sinusoidal manner and still remain in focus.
However, under pathological conditions it may generate the appearance of high Ca2+ concentration microdomains that would account for excitotoxic cell damage [152].
It was conceivable, therefore, that some combination of sequence error, allelic variation, and/or faulty genome construction generated the appearance of a SULT1A4 gene that does not actually exist.
If there were many other loci for which a similar situation applied, this could generate the appearance of a highly polygenic genetic architecture for the disease, with many segregating alleles with very small effects.
