Sentence examples for seem to diffuse from inspiring English sources
Bonobos seem to diffuse social tension with an impressive repertoire of sex acts rather than physical fights.
However E. coli MutL bound to ssDNA does not seem to diffuse along ssDNA, which is supported by our observations of the identical off-rate between the end-free and the end-blocked ssDNA.
Unfortunately, there is some truth to the idea that healthcare organisations sometimes seem to diffuse power among almost everyone, except the people for whom they exist the patients needing care, especially the most vulnerable and least protected by advocacy from family and friends.
Rather than technology making poor countries richer, they shows that new ways of working are generally adopted by rich countries, and only slowly trickle down to the poor.The good news is that modern technology seems to diffuse much more quickly across countries than ever before, and new studies find that digitisation does enhance growth.
d Gas produced by heating during ablation (arrowheads) seems to diffuse beyond the tumour margins.
Additionally, the magnesium seems to diffuse along grain boundaries towards the steel substrate interface.
Similarly to our study, both Hughes and Tran suggested that syphilitic ocular inflammation of syphilis in HIV-infected patients seems to diffuse [15, 16].
By analysing biological absorption coefficients we could see that the leaf alkaloid extract concentrates in the roots, while flower extract seemed to diffuse easier in the seedlings.
Instead, by asking for an apology, "this seems to diffuse or at least stop the argument from escalating any more".
The micro-computed tomography (μCT) analysis and macroscopic observations showed that Ostim® seemed to diffuse easily particularly when the defects were created in a cancellous bone area.
Mycolactone seems to diffuse passively across the cell membrane because uptake of fluorescently labelled mycolactone by fibroblasts was both non-saturable and non-competitive with excess mycolactone (Snyder et al., 2003).
