Sentence examples for which appear equally from inspiring English sources

Other characters which appear equally obscure are in fact pointedly satirical.

We explored the allelic variation at BolC.FRI.a within cultivated B. oleracea germplasm and identified two major alleles, which appear equally functional both to each other and A. thaliana FRI, when expressed as fusions in A. thaliana.

In the condition of the controlled non-numerical variables (the more similar to the fish experiment), when passing from the 15 vs. 30 to the 100 vs. 200 condition, the task became slightly more difficult for humans but apparently not for fish which appeared equally good at discriminating 100 from 200 figures as they were at comparing smaller quantities.

Equally significant is the cooperation between a Lebanese newspaper, The Daily Star, and The International Herald Tribune, which appears as part of The Star.

In soil (which appears as normal soil).

The percentage of each type of nodes and edges in different groups are shown in Figure 2A, B. MiRNAs as nodes appear most in the M-specific group compared with TFs and non-TF genes which appear nearly equally in different groups.

Molecular dynamics simulations and functional analysis of suitable mutants will be required to differentiate between the two proton paths, which both appear equally likely on the basis of the x-ray structures.

But you would be equally daft just to buy the policies on offer from the mainstream companies, such as the AA or RAC, which appear very pricey compared to some other deals.

Because FVC may be equally reduced in both obstruction and restriction, we evaluated the individual flow-volume-curves (which appear differently for restrictive and obstructive defects [ 39]) before categorization, and we let the FVC% score overrule the ratio.

Interestingly, not all ESCRT subunits are equally required for the different biological processes, with the exception of ESCRT-III and Vps4, which appear to be always essential.

This tree was rooted with the sole GATA transcription factor in the cnidarian Nematostella vectensis (NvGATA), which appears to be equally related to GATA123 and GATA456 genes [ 2].