Sentence examples for this apparently applies from inspiring English sources

This apparently applies similarly to smooth muscle [ 64] and urothelial cells [ 65,66].

The analysis of de Galan et al. (45) showed that reduction of blood pressure reduced renal events in type 2 diabetic patients even when the blood pressure at baseline was in the normotensive range, but this apparently applies only to patients in early stages without major target organ damage.

This yearning apparently applies to whites as well — I noticed a more racially diverse crowd than I had in 2006, when Lisa and I were the only nonblacks in attendance.

Of course, it turns out now that this standard apparently applies to everyone but the prime minister.

This philosophy apparently applies to children under 19 years old from low income families as well because now they have no access to medical care in Arizona unless visiting emergency rooms and being stuck with the resultant huge medical bills that will keep their families in debt into perpetuity.

This situation apparently applies to some childhood cancers, such as retinoblastoma (Gupta et al. 1996).

Analysis of average longevity of mice from different strains, stocks and selected lines as well as individual animals from a genetically heterogeneous population provided evidence that this association apparently applies also to genetically normal individuals (Roberts 1961; Rollo 2002; Miller et al 2002).

This extreme policy apparently applies to all patients receiving care in Catholic-run hospitals, whether or not they are Catholic.

Of even greater concern is that this cap on tax reliefs apparently applies to charitable donations, which can currently be offset without limit against your taxable income.

This sense of autonomy and satisfaction apparently applies to buying your Kim K. character a new Lanvin dress.

That apparently applies to publicity, too.