Sentence examples for on different appearances from inspiring English sources

As the weather changes, the statue takes on different appearances.

Our understanding of perceptual judgments has been greatly informed by studies of ambiguous figures, which take on different appearances depending upon the brain state of the observer.

It is also uncertain whether some or many of these cell modes are epiphenomenons of the same process yielding to different appearances depending on the circumstances and type of insult or intracellular injury site, or whether they constitute truly differentiated processes.

A gastric tumor can present with different appearances on T1-weighted imaging than on a T2-weighted imaging (Fig.  3).

Each of these types of reconstruction has different appearances on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations.

Each of these types of reconstruction has different appearances on MR. We will also discuss potential complications that can be seen in the reconstructed breasts, including fat necrosis and recurrence.

Since the composites at high fibre contents have higher porosity content, they show higher strain to failure, higher variation in the tensile results and have different appearances on their fracture surfaces than those of the composites at low and medium fibre contents.

In winter these little birds take on a different appearance – becoming brown and much duller.

Twenty‐seven percent of particles were readily identifiable as DDB complexes based on their different appearance to dynein and dynactin alone (Supplementary Fig S1).

However, sinus thrombosis may have different appearances depending on the stage of thrombus formation, which has been demonstrated by ex vivo MRI measurements [31].

The pulmonary abnormalities associated with cystic fibrosis have different appearances depending on the modality chosen to evaluate them (Fig. 1), and certain abnormalities can only be evaluated with CT or MRI, since CT has a higher contrast resolution than radiography and tomosynthesis and MRI is performed with intravenous contrast, enabling detection of perfusion defects (Table 1).