Sentence examples for superficially suggest from inspiring English sources
The northern vegetation may superficially suggest its primeval character, but the zone of mixed forest that once stretched across the continent from Great Britain and Ireland to central Russia has been changed extensively by humans.
The misplacement of 25/400 languages might superficially suggest that the phylogenetic topologies and the subgroupings expected by historical linguistics are "wildly different".
Evidence of learning new motor skills by imitation has often been ambiguous in chimpanzees and other great apes: in many cases that superficially suggest impersonation the evidence is equally consistent with emulation [71].
The sex-reversing effect of thermal variance observed in our study would superficially suggest that shallow nesting TSD species, such as C. picta, may be more able to respond to climate change than deeper nesting taxa, such as sea turtles [6].
This does superficially suggest, however, that they are not enriched for functional elements like enhancers or promoters.
These parallel changes superficially suggest that observations of clinal patterns in native populations might yield a good prediction of evolving patterns in invasive populations; however, a closer look at the details suggests otherwise.
Amanda Holden's effort – rubbish title, lousy typeface – superficially suggests that she might be making a last stand for that way of doing it, but no: even she seems to be aware that deconstructing your own book as you write it isn't the greatest of ideas.
This makes ecotherms particularly sensitive to changes in thermal conditions but at the same time provides them with a greater flexibility in thermal traits than their homeotherm counterparts - superficially suggesting that they would be more fitness tolerant to thermal niche shifts [ 23].
Cox (1980) to be more closely compressed around the central point than Western responses; superficially, this suggests that Asian surveys may actually yield less information (dispersion) than Western surveys.
Superficially, this suggests volumes of replicated and unreplicated chromosomes are similar.
Superficially, this suggests that our perceived value of leaf rank corresponds best to low variability in areole size.
