Sentence examples for seem to modify from inspiring English sources

Copper inclusions do not seem to modify the corrosion mechanisms of horn silver.

Finally, the different HCRTR1 G1222A genotypes did not seem to modify the main clinical features of the disease.

Observed organisms, in turn, seem to modify their behavior when visual clues, such as a pair of eyes, indicate that they are being watched.

The extensive characterization of PTX3−/−-MSCs demonstrated that these cells did not seem to modify their in vitro phenotypical and functional properties [18] (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

As a consequence the supports seem to modify the Ru nanoparticles surface structures, and the shift in selectivities can be related with variations of the reactant chemisorption over such Ru surfaces.

Very interestingly, EOD and training seem to modify the ratio between Q9 and Q10 in a different way.

The "he said" is parenthetical, so in this construction "missing" seems to modify "elbow" — not what we intended.

So the treatise must fall back on whatever evidence it can muster from the classical sources that seems to modify the basic rules.

(As this is written, "as a result" is parenthetical and "perhaps" seems to modify "he often says" — which is not what we meant).

In his speech Mr. Osborne seemed to modify the political message that austerity would provide the platform for a quick economic rebound ahead of Britain's next elections, expected in 2014.

However, it seems to modify the avalanche's relaxation owing to dislocation phonon interactions.