Sentence examples for superficially known from inspiring English sources

Although the protein has been detected in both normal and malignant endometrium, the expression of HE4 in the endometriotic lesions is only superficially known.

These changes may render the vessel wall more susceptible to injury; however, the molecular characteristics of such diffuse pre-atherosclerotic changes in diabetes are only superficially known.

Human epididymal secretory protein E4 (HE4, also known as WAP four-disulphide core domain protein 2) is a new promising biomarker for ovarian cancer but its specificity against ovarian endometriotic cysts is only superficially known.

The Louisiana Governor, known superficially as the conservative Obama, pledged that the party would and should work in a bipartisan fashion.

About 40 species of superficially similar trees, known as false beech (Nothofagus), are native to cooler regions of the Southern Hemisphere.

"This superficially attractive reform was known in the Treasury in my time," he writes.

Three years ago, in Davis v. Federal Election Commission, another 5-to-4 decision with the same justices in the majority, the court struck down a superficially similar federal law known as the "millionaire's amendment".

How does one write the history of the epidemiology of cigarette smoking, for example – which is so abstract, and a story we all know superficially – how can one write that as if it's a discovery, so that you feel it's a discovery?

While Bashir is known for being superficially friendly, he cuts a distant figure in the Tonight office.

Cored beads (also known as pellicular, superficially porous, and fused-cored beads or particles) offer advantages over fully porous beads in reduced diffusional mass transfer resistances in particle macropores and separation times in liquid chromatography (LC).

For instance, it is well known, at least superficially, that mouse is more resilient to heterozygous mutations in transcription factors than human (i.e. the gene is HI in human but not in mouse in laboratory conditions [ 5, 16]).