Sentence examples for it seems specific from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason for the unilaterality may be, it seems specific to gaze following as testing the same monkey in a passive face perception task to delineate the face patch network did not reveal any major hemispheric differences.

We do not know if this sequence conservation is functionally significant, but it seems specific to A. castellanii, as it is not found in other species with U12 introns such as Physarum.

In that, they're not dissimilar in approach to Napoli and, like Napoli, it's an approach that seems specific to that relatively small group of players.

It seems more specific, but it really isn't.

In fact, it is neither as new as it seems, nor specific to Carlos T z.

Practically no one outside anthroposophical circles, it seems, lifted specific shapes or motifs from Steiner, but his concepts fascinated creative figures across the aesthetic spectrum.

And it seems oddly specific: only "single-edged, curved blades" will be prohibited, leaving straight-bladed or double-edged weapons untouched.The few criminals who enjoy swordplay may simply change their preferences.

During the last 10 years, the cost of WPT construction decreased more than twice, and it seems that specific investment costs reached a stable point for about 10 years.

I realize that carrying a lot of stuff isn't unique to people who aren't in couples, but it seems symbolically/physically specific to the single lifestyle.

It seems that specific fields for certain domains (e.g. "describe the allocation concealment procedure") have more impact than open fields (e.g. "describe methods").

It seems that specific fatty acids or carbohydrates are more prone to induce or improve NAFLD.