Sentence examples for superficially unique from inspiring English sources

Although superficially unique, Hoysala temples resemble each other structurally.

The sauropod body plan is unique among terrestrial tetrapods: a body superficially similar to that of proboscideans (elephants) among mammals is combined with a very small head on a very long neck and a tail, considerably exceeding those of other dinosaurs in relative (and absolute) length (Figs 1, 5).

However, although they superficially look like large "normal" feathers, their structure is unique.

The 1s1 electron configuration of hydrogen, while superficially similar to that of the alkali metals (ns1), is unique because there is no 1p subshell.

While superficially attractive, the NAC idea suffers from problems such as the lack of a unique definition; also, studying reactant complexes alone can lead to misleading conclusions about enzyme reactivity.

Superficially it might appear that AML is an exception to the hypothesis on the importance of the unique genetic events on chemotherapy curability, as myeloid cell development whilst complex, does not require any DNA manipulations.

Superficially, yes.

Superficially quite impressive.

Superficially, they are alike.

But only superficially.

"Superficially fame's attractive.