Sentence examples for seem to be differing from inspiring English sources

As with any disaster, there seem to be differing recollections.

This observed discrepancy in the above results seemed to be differ with cultivars, plant age, tissues, and growing conditions (Hong et al. 2007).

Although the functional differences between "rural" and "urban" people (or those seen as "been-heres" versus "come-heres") seem to be diminishing, differing perspectives and preferences persist along the rural urban edge.

Interestingly the various chemosensory systems seem to be of differing importance in helping to influence personality traits.

Three of the parents did not seem to be able to differ, or to know what to expect differently of these two treatment methods before the admission.

The real issue would seem to be that Republicans differ from Democrats on entitlement and fiscal policy.

Heterozygous animals – even when they seem to be asymptomatic – might differ in the expression of many genes and the investigation thereof could help to understand (and to mimic) endogenous adaptation to gene defects.

However, these proteins seem to be responsible, for somewhat differing activities suggesting that combination therapies may be appropriate for SSc.

Although the difference may seem to be small, the strategies differed quite a lot with respect to measurement time.

While some diagnoses seem to be closely related, others differ considerably (see Table 6).

(27) and (28) seem quite a bit like (23) and (24): these each seem to be pairs of sentences which differ in truth-value, despite differing only in the substitution of the underlined expressions.