Sentence examples for this pattern appears to be from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, this pattern appears to be consistent throughout much of the Bronze Age.

Some of this pattern appears to be due to selection into higher paying jobs rather than positive discrimination in favour of white immigrants (Elliott and Lindley 2008).

This pattern appears to be fairly productive, compared to the more limited pattern in deriving a Stimulus subject with a lexically Experiencer-subject verb like "fear".

We find that for r > 3 trajectories tend to reach a steady state or a very small periodic orbit after a few steps, and this pattern appears to be stronger for larger r and n.

In spite of human persecution, this pattern appears to be driven by the taruka's dependence upon humid habitats near water and thus crops while feral donkeys can avoid such areas because of their tolerance of more arid environments than the native deer.

This pattern appears to be consistent among non-volant small mammal assemblages in other parts of the world [53].

This pattern appeared to be explained by a parallel variation in lipid content.

This pattern appeared to be counter-intuitive since day 3 and zone III represent two opposite stages in the chondrocyte life cycle, but it could be explained by the fact that both loci are linked to the skeleton.

In addition, this pattern appeared to be consistent from 2001 to 2007.

This pattern appeared to be most noticeable for strong brand names such as Marlboro or Lucky Strike.

This pattern appeared to be consistent in both CCI and sham mice.