Sentence examples for seems to make use from inspiring English sources

The new Mori survey from the Council of Mortgage Lenders, which represents banks and building societies, also reveals that people are still cautious when it comes to applying for a mortgage online, and that while so-called flexible mortgages are becoming increasingly popular, hardly anyone actually seems to make use of the features they offer.

Overall, the approach taken by NICE seems to make use of best available evidence, including data from non-RCTs.

Interestingly, like in many other helminthic infections, the host immune response seems to make use of a rather Th2-dependent eosinophilic component to trigger its fight against the infectious agent (Ear2, EDN).

But it is also agreed that many uses of informational language in biology seem to make use of a richer and more problematic concept than Shannon's.

The CBO cites our papers where we do these things, but it didn't seem to make use of that information".

Thus, whereas the young participants seemed to make use of the additional hand target early in practice on day 1, this was apparently not the case for the older participants.

The participants seemed to make use of a functional interpretation of the disorder-criterion.

Perhaps this is why women with PCOS seem to make use of Internet for their health information, as well as to network with other sufferers.

Here in California's thirsty farm belt, where pumpjacks nod amid neat rows of crops, it's a proposition that seems to make sense: using treated oil field wastewater to irrigate crops.

From a clinical point of view, it seems to make sense to use HT in women with premature menopause, at least until the average age of natural menopause (about 50 years).

It seems to make more sense to use it on the internet".