Sentence examples for unfortunately apparent from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, apparent diffusion coefficient values in hepatic angiomyolipoma were overlapping with those in other benign and malignant tumors.

Unfortunately, these apparent advantages have turned into an incubus.

Unfortunately, my apparent absence in the latest version of Microsoft Office set off another flurry of rumours about my health, with some even publishing stories of me on my deathbed.

Unfortunately, this apparent sectarianism has been consolidated in recent days with al-Maliki's call for a "volunteer army" encouraging the further reconstitution of the Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq, Jaish al-Mahdi and the Badr Brigades (three Shiite militias active during the U.S. occupation of Iraq, which appear to be receiving a new boost in recruitment).

Unfortunately, this apparent power advantage of mixed models in these two RCTs is not legitimate because the mixed models did not adequately hold the type 1 error rate in those situations.

Unfortunately this apparent benefit was not associated with a reduction in peak plasma troponin concentration or by a demonstrable improvement in LV function measured at 90 days following MI.

Unfortunately, Wright's apparent commercial success in his enterprise ("Baby Driver" sold thirty million dollars' worth of tickets in its opening weekend) contrasts with — and perhaps depends on — a conspicuous lack of artistic vision.

Mr. Medvedev released a statement condemning the murder and saying that "unfortunately, it is apparent that this premeditated murder may be related to Natalya Estemirova's human rights activities".

The BIS is explicit in its indictment: "The benefits of unusually easy monetary polices may appear quite tangible, especially if judged by the response of financial markets; the costs, unfortunately, will become apparent only over time and with hindsight".

Unfortunately, it is apparent that with the Senate hobbled by the obsolete filibuster rule, the Department of Justice in the hands of lawyers who cannot recognize the means of torture and a president who issues "signing statements" so as to disregard the laws passed by Congress, we cannot expect much change during the new year.

Unfortunately, there are apparent shortfalls with this model as well.