Sentence examples for seem to orient from inspiring English sources

Using the European Southern Observatory's (ESO's) Very Large Telescope in Chile, researchers have discovered that quasars seem to orient themselves to match the large-scale structure of the universe, ESO reports.

The bars seem to orient radially from the center of the concentric circles.

Interestingly, some experimental evidences suggest that static gradients are also suboptimal for neutrophil chemotaxis; neutrophils seem to orient themselves better when exposed to temporally varying gradients [ 5, 12- 15].

An important function of the switch loop seems to orient either a positive arginine or lysine side chain at the last position of the loop in order to stabilize the overall dipole moment of helix α7 via helix capping (Additional file 7: Figure S4).

All of the uses seem to be oriented toward using the phone to fix screwups and lack of planning.

Interestingly, the fluorescent bands and lines in crystals that resided in the synthesis mixture for a longer time seem to be oriented along specific crystallographic directions, as can be seen, for instance, in Figure  1 e.

"They seem to be money oriented, not focused on people's welfare.

American Life was deemed by some as a concept album featuring political themes based around the United States, with Madonna explaining that she felt "like America has changed over the years and that a lot of our values seem to be materially oriented and so superficial.

At the crush injury site after 6 dpc the skeletal cells instead of being aligned in a distal to proximal position, as after amputation, seem to be radially oriented.

In summary, no clear or explicit overarching quantitative strategy is available and all strategic planning documents seem to be externally oriented: they communicate similar topics to different stakeholders, each of whom use a different language, and have a different negotiation process and informational needs.

Therefore, since it has been reported that women are more likely than men to seek self-treatment [ 35] and that subjects that use self-medication for themselves seem to be positively oriented also towards using it for their children [ 10, 36], women may represent the target population for educative programs on safe self-medication practices.