Sentence The phrase "there appear some" is not grammatically correct in standard written English.
It is often used in spoken language, particularly in casual conversations or informal writing, but it is considered non-standard and should be avoided in formal or academic writing. Example: There appear to be some discrepancies in the data, but further investigation is needed to determine the cause.
The research, involving Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative of order 1 < α ≤ 2, proceeds slowly and there appear some new difficulties in employing the monotone iterative method.
The findings suggest that the use of each park has its own characteristics although there appear some similarities within some of the studied use areas.
When the dipping speed is 40 mm/min and lifting speed is 100 mm/min, it shows that the PVC substrate is wholly covered with AgNWs, but in some areas, there appear some congestion of AgNWs as shown by red arrows in Fig. 2a.
Due to the high number of activities carried out by the associations, the same rooms were not always available during the recording sessions, also the recordings were done at different times of the day, so the levels of acoustic noise vary and in some cases, there appear some events that produced louder noises such as opening/closing doors.
There appear some general trends and correlations for the structural, thermodynamic, and kinetic properties of proteins [1] [7].
"What happened was, there appeared some smoking guns," Mr. Criner said.
Recently in the literature there appeared some results on fractional integral inequalities using the Hadamard fractional integral; see [19 22].
At the moment, for the first time in months, there appears some slight promise of stability.
First, the approximate BER agrees with the corresponding BER obtained by simulations in the relatively low SNR region, but there appears some deviation in the high SNR region.
Quite recently, there appeared some more complex product-type operators that include some of classical operators, such as composition, differentiation, multiplication, or integral-type operators (see, e.g., [17 19, 28, 30, 33 35] and the related references therein).
In the double fluorescent targets case, there appears some stains between the targets when CPV TH = 70% but no distinct differences for other larger CPV TH.
