"seemingly apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that appears to be obvious or self-evident. For example: "The answer to the question was seemingly apparent to everyone in the room."
With the benefit of this software so seemingly apparent, why is it's use not more widespread in development or humanitarian work?
The participants with the higher concentrations of vitamin D were more likely to have variables that were known from the literature and our non-linear model to be associated with higher vitamin D concentrations: lighter skin pigmentation and ingestion of vitamin D, the latter of which also explained the seemingly apparent difference in the high and low vitamin D groups based on gender.
We drilled-down into the preconditions and nature of 'trust' that was seemingly apparent in both public and private hospitals, and found differences in the reasoning for trust in the two systems.
Despite the seemingly apparent complexity regarding how DNA sequences affect nucleosome position, a model (Tillo and Hughes 2009) considering only local G+C% is able to generate a predicted genome-wide nucleosome profile highly similar to the true profile in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, with an overall performance comparable to a much more complicated model (Kaplan et al. 2009).
Ms. Reno has been criticized by many people, both in and outside South Florida, for her apparent, seemingly fathomless patience.
Although, Clark ends up asking the right questions, his excessive formalism adds up to Auerbach's (and seemingly Lampert's) apparent detachment which, as I argue here, is the other side of a coin where love and the need to be loved seem to play in a loop.
The difficulties of translating compelling imagery into political change, and of coalition-building between seemingly natural allies, became apparent later in the panel discussion when Alberto Torrico, the majority leader of the state assembly, stood to speak.
After a few moments of silence, Beck shook his head in apparent disbelief, seemingly shocked that he was asked to comment about the report.
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One apparent exception, seemingly unaffected by anterior thalamic lesions, involved using object identity to signal whether to go to place A or place B for reward (Sziklas & Petrides, 2007).
Where knockout ookinetes were visible by negative stain, however, the helical lattice of the cytoskeleton was still apparent, though seemingly less organized than wild‐type (Fig. 6F and G).
