Sentence examples for which seem to differ from inspiring English sources

This reveals interesting within-host dynamics of multiclonal infections, which seem to differ in asymptomatic and symptomatic infections.

Evidence of recutting centers on a series of paper rubbings of the tomb walls, steles and gates, which seem to differ in crucial aspects from designs on the stones.

The predominant HFE transcript has about 4.2 kb, but additional transcripts have also been reported, which seem to differ in both level- and the tissue- or cellular-specificity.

Some of the epidemics described from the Arctic have a similar course, which seem to differ from what is seen in other areas of the world.

In the present situation, there are various estimates, but mainly for mouse HSC which seem to differ in many aspects from the human system [ 58, 59].

20 98 99 100 This difference in relative risk for cardiovascular disease may reflect underlying factors, such as socioeconomic status and smoking, which seem to differ between countries.

In my view -- which seems to differ from the author of the article in the Times -- that's not the right question.

On the other hand, the time at which recordings were collected, which seems to differ from the one used by McGregor & Krebs [17], may also have played a crucial role in the assessment of repertoire.

These results demonstrated the complexity of adherence in UC, which seemed to differ between individuals.

A high overall homogeneity was found among the Mediterranean populations except for the population from Morocco, which seemed to differ genetically from the rest of the populations in the Mediterranean area.

However, all-cause medication discontinuation is composed of medication switching and study discontinuation, two components on which patient subgroups seem to differ.