Sentence examples for seemingly retained from inspiring English sources

Gary Smith says the decision to sack him as Stevenage boss was "strange" with the club having seemingly retained its League One status.

As a novel therapy target, hK2 has several possible advantages: it is highly restricted, although not completely, to prostatic tissue and it has a possibly higher expression in some patients following EBRT [41] and a seemingly retained expression in the different clinical phases of PCa.

Sometimes there are holes as big as a truck in the story of one's life -- the individual seemingly retaining only crumbs of a history.

How can they seemingly retain their stickiness for, in some cases, hundreds of million years of evolution?

Hypoxic flies retained a seemingly normal activity but their survival was shortened (Fig. 1A).

Seemingly restaged, though retaining its camels and donkeys and sheep and kings and their retinues, it retells the story of the first Christmas, offers the perennial narration of "One Solitary Life" and brings the joyful evening to respectful close.

Analysts said the problems echoed those exposed earlier in the mortgage crisis, with banks seemingly eager to collect fees for loans in which they retained little or no risk.

Jim Darnell, in particular, had already speculated that the bizarre and seemingly very wasteful things that eukaryotes do with mRNA bespeak retained primitivity.

Seemingly paradoxical patterns are presented by genes that have been retained in a small number of taxa but which nonetheless exhibit high levels of sequence conservation relative to other paralogous gene duplicates.

As the God in his sermons became more abstract, he retained the habit of preaching about the sacred importance of seemingly secular topics like generosity.

But it's exhausting to try to sort out and retain the seemingly innumerable names and stories; it's easier to fall back on Western viewing habits, to see Bon paintings in terms of form, craft and fanciful imagery.