Sentence examples for it appears tempting from inspiring English sources
Thus, it appears tempting to speculate whether a re-examination of brain tissue specimens from these studies using current tools and antibodies (if possible at all) would, or would not, reveal the transmission of AD- or PD-like protein aggregation.
Nevertheless, it appears tempting to speculate that one of the first acquired functions of NAC transcription factors might have been the perception of oxylipins since more than 410 million years ago, a time estimate, which is based on the analyses by Zhu et al. [ 5].
Nevertheless, it appears tempting to propose the use of a pretreatment CY3A4 determination for predicting this major side effect of irinotecan, using, for instance, the cortisol 6 β-hydroxylation approach or another one, such as the determination of midazolam clearance, which has been shown to be significantly associated with irinotecan clearance (Mathijssen et al, 2004).
Given the role of telomerase in maintenance and replication of differentiated cells on the one hand, and the importance of beta-cell loss for the pathogenesis of type 1 as well as type 2 diabetes on the other hand, it appears tempting to hypothesize that telomerase could act as key regulator of beta-cell viability and regeneration.
Every president confronts foreign policy challenges for which a cheap, clandestine solution appears tempting.
At first glance, it must appear tempting.
26 While it may appear tempting to use Eqs.
Since Arr, Psr/Phs, Ttr and Unk all contain the tetracubane iron-sulfur (B-) as well as the membrane-integral C-subunit, it may appear tempting to corroborate the A-phylogeny by those obtained from these additional subunits.
Hints of tensions had emerged last summer when Steve Agnew, Hignett's replacement, appeared tempted to join his friend Steve Bruce at Aston Villa.
He did not appear tempted by the idea of bringing Douvan back for Aintree's Grand National meeting.
He hoped to bring all involved to a higher state of awareness.Because Socrates wanted to win converts to this conversational culture he often chose young and malleable men who appeared tempted by the eristic rhetoric he believed democracy encouraged.
