Sentence examples for subsequently it seems from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, it seems it fairly easily applies to competitive firms.

The study showed that HBP and LLDPE are immiscible, and HBP has a tendency to migrate to the surface, subsequently, it seems to form a lubricating layer between the metal surfaces and the bulk material.

Subsequently, it seemed that this class of molecules regulates gene expression on a posttranscriptional level in presumably every multicellular organism.

Justice Breyer rejected that interpretation, saying that "it seems natural to read the statute's word 'knowingly' as applying to all the subsequently listed elements of the crime".

The president of the International Ski Federation, or FIS, speculated that jumping could harm a woman's uterus, and subsequently reiterated that it "seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view".

However, for the organisms that subsequently became vertebrates, it seems that the tissue of the placode must have thickened slightly, thereby bending incoming light rays and giving rise to a weak optical lens, providing some slight degree of imaging onto the retina.

Since B31 carries 19 different PFam32 type plasmids, and only ten "new" types are present in the 21 subsequently sequenced genomes, it seems likely that if other plasmid compatibility types remain to be discovered, they are not common.

The screen, which can subsequently be controlled by touching it, seems hopelessly complicated.

However participation restriction at baseline was higher in persons who subsequently did not respond and it seems unlikely that recovery estimates are substantially biased.

Mr. Sondheim subsequently ushered it, almost single-handedly it seems in retrospect, into the great unknown.

It seems the head coach subsequently heard enough from the West Countryman to rethink his attempt to solve the most pressing of England's selection conundrums.