Sentence examples for this apparently refers to from inspiring English sources

This apparently refers to one of the r-proteins near the PTC site (L2!?) but in fact none of the proteins are thought to be involved with peptidyl transferase activity at all, which instead is widely held to be associated with the large subunit rRNA.

She said Monday that Trump "already addressed this," apparently referring to his comments during the campaign, and "made his position clear at that time".

Analysts at Tullow's broker RBS Hoare Govett said: This [remark from Total] apparently refers to making sure there is sufficient time for further exploration on the licences following the farm-out, and therefore should not be taken negatively.

Levi's piece is called Greezy, which apparently refers to the quality of remorselessness.

The preposition before in the first chapter of Colossians apparently refers to both his temporal priority and his superior dignity.

The title of Haim's debut album apparently refers to the amount of time it took to make.

Rudisha is Rudisha: it is how he refers to himself, how his manager refers to him, how everyone apparently refers to him.

The observation "nobody bends it like Beckham," from which the title derives, apparently refers to his ability to curve the ball past the opposing goalkeeper.

That apparently refers to NIH's plans for research to support the goals of the giant National Children's Study that the agency canceled last December.

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The term "pink moon" apparently refers to the appearance of a pink flower called the wild ground phlox, according to the Almanac. .