Sentence examples for seemingly lower from inspiring English sources

Home had little warmth in front of a sprinkling of fans at Continental Airlines Arena, seemingly lower than the announced 2,879.

He threw five pitches to Nelson Cruz, each one seemingly lower than the last, before coming up in the zone with a fastball to get him swinging.

They also argue that while some studies have found lower multipliers, their study is more likely to be applicable to the low-interest-rate situation we now find ourselves in: normally Fed policy "leans against" increases in federal spending, which leads to the multiplier effect being seemingly lower.

The current mortality rate of the ANZICS cohort was reported seemingly lower (22%%), but it encompassed both severe sepsis and septic shock, and the prevalence of comorbidities was only 35%% [4].

Camera trapping revealed a threefold higher tiger density in the protected area (RBSP) than the forest reserve subjected to selective logging (TFR), which was likely explained by the higher relative abundance of its principal prey, seemingly lower levels of poaching as indicated from an independent study and presence of armed forces that may have deterred poachers.

Among obese adults the prevalence is seemingly lower (1 2%).

It did move the Grizzlies under the salary cap, though, seemingly lowering the chances that the team would trade Rudy Gay, their talented but expensive scorer, before the end of the season.

In some cases you (or a business you control) have a choice between a credit and a seemingly lower-powered deduction.

However, most entrepreneurs reflexively focus on the seemingly lower-hanging fruit of consumer apps (lose weight, track steps, send photos straight to your dermatologist) or enterprise point-solutions, such as appointment scheduling, patient intake, patient risk stratification, etc.

More recently, the big social networks offered a login alternative, such as "Sign In With Facebook," a seemingly lower-friction onboarding flow which came with the promise of exporting standardized data across apps and sending more data to the application developer who, in turn, could theoretically build a better offering.

"Transnational education has become a very big business," he says, "Some countries are seemingly lowering their visa barriers, but if the U.K. is seen to be raising its own barriers, some students may choose to go to the U.S. or Australia instead, however simple the visa process may still be.