Sentence examples for may have apparently from inspiring English sources

Perhaps relevant to the possibility that Slo2.2 KO may have apparently benign functional consequences, one set of the human Slo2.2 mutations corresponds to gain-of-function changes (Barcia et al., 2012), resulting in larger KNa currents.

All PpPRRs are induced by light (Fig.  7), and this light responsiveness may have apparently synchronized the trough phases of PpPRRs with the earlier dawn in the short night of their long day regime, whereas difference in trough phases between PpPRR1/PpPRR3 and PpPRR2/PpPRR4 are obvious in our longer nights (Fig.  5a).

The controversy and the possibility that its resolution may result in higher village taxes have apparently had little impact on the real estate market, where buyers seem most attuned to schools, the convenient commute and the panache of a Garden City address.

This may go some way to explaining why the effects of Inspire and Azan have apparently been so modest.

"As you may have heard, they apparently approved a supplemental revenue-sharing proposal," DeMaurice Smith, the players association executive director, wrote to all players on Thursday night.

The multifaceted character of sedentary behavior and the fact that we measured only a selection of possible sedentary behaviors may have caused the apparently conflicting.

In its critique of McCann et al. (2007), the FDA is somewhat dismissive of the results, at least as conveyed by this statement: Whatever behavioral changes [in the Southampton study] may have occurred were apparently of rather low magnitude (effect size of 0.18).

Whatever doubts Romney may have about Christie, he apparently doesn't want to help Jeb Bush.

Some of these allegations were about things that apparently may have happened before I was even born and all of them before the party, the Liberal Democrats, were even formed so this does go back some way in time.

The government may have started with the apparently virtuous desire to increase turnout by making it easier for people to vote, but its initial good intentions were quickly overwhelmed by opportunism.

The massive meteorite impact that may have doomed the dinosaurs apparently blasted out a crater much smaller than some scientists had thought.