Sentence examples for which seem to depend from inspiring English sources

These results show that electrochemical cycling does not degrade the tensile properties which seem to depend on the amount of lithium ions inserted and extracted.

Transfection efficiencies measured with a fluorescent reporter protein usually varied between 40-50% [ 38], but we also observed transfection efficiencies of up to 90% which seem to depend on the number of cell passages and the general condition of the cells.

A unique kinetic scheme could not be defined, which seemed to depend on the nature of the mercury salt, the ambient conditions and the type of deposit.

The only exception here is the result on the global continuity of q*, which seems to depend heavily on the particular characteristics of Mussa and Rosen (1978)'s problem.

However, these sorts of explanations do not encompass the perception of Love and Strife, which seems to depend on deduction (B 17) However, Empedocles' account of perception is more complex still.

"War criminal" is an odd term, the assignation of which seems to depend on the result of military interference rather than the act of interfering itself.

Based on this set of occurrences, death occurs in 7 51 hours "unless the patient survives, which seems to depend on the quantity eaten and the vigor of the individual".

Instead, CROSS birds of both species showed narrower tuning, which seems to depend upon the novelty of the housing environment rather than its spectral features.

Amphiregulin is synthesized as a pro-peptide and cleaved at the plasma membrane by metalloprotase ADAM17 giving rise to several different forms of the protein with varying sizes, cellular localizations and functions [11], [14], [15], which seems to depend on cell line as well as external induction of cells and growth conditions [15], [16].

This is to our knowledge the first observation that, apart from a decrease in expression, there is also an alteration in the rate of SERT which seems to depend not only on the SERT number.

Differences in degree of 'Opening up' were, however, interpreted to exist between the various video sequences, which seemed to depend on how well the caregivers succeeded with their strategies for attaining the intended goal.