Sentence examples for seemingly affecting from inspiring English sources

It is that convergence of yesterday and tomorrow that is driving the new wave of customania, which is seemingly affecting everything money can buy.

Artificial intelligence is seemingly affecting every part of a startup's lifecycle and because of that, Disrupt SF will feature key executives and technologists to discuss the important topic.

It remained a game of few chances in the second half, with the importance of the game seemingly affecting both sets of players.

For example, very old and very young people more often refuse to take part in surveys, and persons that suffer from headache possibly more often participate in survey seemingly affecting them, than persons not suffering from headache at all.

Study explains why mutations that would seemingly affect all cells lead to face-specific birth defects.

The localized β relaxation below Tg was not seemingly affected by the incorporation of bound and/or unbound anthracenes as indicated by the characteristic relaxation time and the activation energy.

And Sunday's game against Oakland was seemingly affected by a call that reflects the league's new sensitivity — some call it an obsession — with head injuries and unnecessary violence.

Some artefact residues attained AMS dates which appear to be affected by modern contaminants and other residue radiocarbon dates were seemingly affected by fossil shell derived from flint stone, plasticizers or from a fixative substance older than the fabrication and use of the artefact.

The replacement of alanine by proline residue in the middle of the tripeptide sequence affects the intermolecular H-bonding interaction operative at the peptide segment (β-sheet for I and random coil for II) which seemingly affects the molecular aggregation as well as the self assembly properties of the surfactants.

The hop count does not seemingly affect the throughput consistently.

For zolmitriptan, data for both the unchanged drug and active metabolite were collected, as an active metabolite that seemingly affected efficacy was considered to be present.