Sentence examples for seemingly representing from inspiring English sources

Boundaries are blurred this year by Gareth Gates, seemingly representing both professions.

The putative nuclear-located OsCYP59a and -59b, seemingly representing another duplicated gene among MD OsCYPs, are organized in tandem on the same chromosome (Additional file 1), and have RRM, zinc-finger and Arg/Lys-rich domains.

In fact, O. oeni is present at extremely-low to undetectable levels on intact grapes or in the general environment, with wine seemingly representing the exclusive niche of this bacterium, despite the seasonal nature of wine production [ 1- 3].

The text of the First Folio of 1623 often differs markedly from the quarto text and seemingly represents a theatrical revision done by the author with some cuts designed for shortened performance.

Unlike the E*Trade Group, which has been building a more traditional banking business that offers mortgages and other services to offset slowing demand for online trading, Ameritrade's planned acquisition seemingly represents a rare effort to create a bigger "pure" trading operation.

But Tempus, now valued at $700 million, according to Forbes, seemingly represented an opportunity too big, and too meaningful, for Lefkofsky to resist.

Then watch as what once was a clean looking object becomes filled with brown resin that seemingly represents all your unfulfilled ambitions.

And if the image of Dobbs welcoming immigrants arms-outstretched seems out of line with what the host, on his nightly show, seemingly represents, that's because it is.

The Plagiogyria type order seemingly represents the intermediate of BZ rearrangement.

Excluded subjects seemingly represent a healthier group, with less AKI and AoC disease; their mortality rates were significantly lower than in the study cohort.

The third signature seemingly represents an overlap between the "vertebrate-specific" and "early metazoan" signatures; we call these the "multi-stage metazoan" disease classes.