Sentence examples for substance appears to from inspiring English sources

Research studies, including some by Dr. Finzi, have found that the substance appears to alleviate depression more safely and perhaps more effectively than the usual treatments.

To some critics, the preoccupation with technique, the triumph of form over substance, appears to have spelled the doom of the mahākāvya.

The 1st phase addition of test substance appears to have released most of the organic carbon 'trapped' in the sludge (via the solubilising action of the surfactant test item), the two phase design was implemented to reduce this unspecific degradation during the second phase addition (however, some still occurs) [5].

Descartes himself never cashed out the notion of representation in terms of substitution, although he came close to suggesting it in the French version of the Third Meditation, in which he claimed that such things as extension, shape, position and movement may be contained in him eminently, "…and as it were the garments under which corporeal substance appears to us" (1985 91b, fn.1, p. 31).

Infants are savvy to this, too, and are surprised (i.e., look longer) when shown events in which either an object or a substance appears to pass through a solid wall.

Why, then, did the substance appear to be green?

ASHKELON, Israel — To the naked eye, the white, powdery substance appeared to be plaster.

Other justices suggested that the administration's new position, that the law applied only to jurisdiction and not to substance, appeared to come out of the blue.

Eva Ibbotson, who has died peacefully at home aged 85, entranced her readers with stories which, though robust in substance, appeared to be effortlessly spun in the finest thread from an endless source of imagination.

Though Mr Howard said he was appalled and promptly apologised on behalf of Australia, and the substance appeared to be harmless, it was all a far cry from Australians' generosity following the tsunami last December.

They also suggested that the woody substance appeared to be a mechanism to transport water rather than acting as a support to allow plants to grow taller.