Sentence examples for which seems that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which seems that" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it combines two phrases that do not work together. Example: "The situation is unclear, which seems that we need more information."
Temple (1999) found that most Growth Economists had used five- or ten-year averages, which seems that controlling for business cycle effects in growth empirics is indispensable to obtain reliable estimates.
The complex 3D feather-like nanostructure has a hierarchical structure, which seems that new small branches with a certain orientation (still about 30°) will grow on the oblique branches.
Of the automobile products, the products with the highest IT convergence index are the car body control (61) and the vehicle communication (56), which seems that their complexity is so high that their IT convergence is high because they have a strong interworking function with other components or vehicles rather than the products themselves work autonomously.
But if this turns out to be a prolonged slump, which seems likely, that won't be a problem.
"If Lowe does move on, which seems likely, that would allow Mr. Barroso to appoint Mr. Mandelson to the job," the person said.
Which seems to prove that nice can sometimes be as unnerving as dreadful.
Observing the solution (2) involves φ̈, which seems a requirement that is a bit stronger to the initial conditions.
Mirasol or other color e-ink, which seems unlikely, as that technology isn't quite ready for prime time.
A quick Twitter search for "nike vending Clinton" leads to this Instagram post, which seems to confirm that conclusion.
Hereby, we directly apply the reflection method based on the principle of the so-called symmetric extension, which seems simpler than that used in [7].
Histopathological findings in kidneys after PRRT present a pattern of tubular and glomerular damage which seems similar to that evoked by external beam radiation [21].
