Sentence examples for but perhaps highly from inspiring English sources

Consequently, this paleopathological case may represent the first example of an infectious disease in an australopith and, in particular, suggests that mammal tissues could have been an important but perhaps highly variable part of the australopith diet.

Mr. Ozawa, respected in this country but perhaps more highly thought of in Europe, made some small incursions into the orchestra's conservatism (Schoenberg on Wednesday, Stravinsky scheduled for last night).

To the Legal Defense and Educational Fund lawyer's picture of "mass confusion" on Election Day, Judge Lemelle offered a contrary picture of black voters who are "perhaps highly motivated," even by anger.

Given that English is Blatter's fourth or fifth language, and that his Swiss sense of humor may not reverberate well in other parts of the world, it was still a foolish — and perhaps highly revealing — thing to say.

A donor conveys assets — perhaps highly appreciated securities — in exchange for annual lifetime payouts, a small portion tax-free.

We interpret this to mean that such brittle, porous materials as the glass foam (and perhaps highly porous, brittle, cryogenic ice) do not exhibit plastic deformation before failing completely by the crushing of cell walls.

Some are only mildly affected and perhaps highly intelligent.

As the researchers wrote in the conclusion to their study, "This tendency to detect faces in ambiguous visual information is perhaps highly adaptive given the supreme importance of faces in our social life and the high cost resulting from failure to detect a true face".

Perhaps highly branched molecules could more easily bring together the distal strands within single amplicon molecules.

We notice that unlike Fam20C, which is ubiquitously expressed, the expression of Fam20A is tissue-specific and perhaps highly dynamic.

The compensation interaction must show an effect over and above the main effects with which it is correlated, perhaps highly so.