Sentence examples for but perhaps indicates from inspiring English sources

The very limited number of referrals for Doppler scans meant that this fall was not significantly different from the baseline pre-fracture rate, but perhaps indicates that clinicians are reassured when a patient has reached this time after injury, or are reluctant to refer frail and immobile patients once they have left hospital.

But, perhaps indicating that the prosecution is struggling to make its case, the victim's mother, Dorthy Moxley, made a tearful plea this morning for additional witnesses to come forward.

But, perhaps indicating some limits to bipartisanship and frustration with the progress made, the governor said in a statement that "the vast majority of people in Connecticut can agree on some simple, common-sense things we can do — right now" and that legislators should by now have all the information they need to proceed.

Together with carminic acid, another unknown red dye compound was found, which perhaps indicates the extraction method of cochineal, but its significance is unclear.

These characteristics are similar to those associated historically with antibacterial activity, which perhaps indicates that the major issue is not penetration, but efflux.

This perhaps indicates that decentralisation of management (e.g. participatory and community led forestry) is successful in our study area [37, 65].

Tellingly, Greer also said, "It is moments like these, I can hear the feminists screaming at me: 'You're trivialising rape,'" a giddiness at the thought of controversy that perhaps indicates the real purpose behind her controversial statements.

This perhaps indicates that these proteins participate in fewer cellular pathways than TRF2.

This, perhaps, indicates a need for more aggressive smoking cessation interventions.

This perhaps indicates selection for the maintenance of their two-copy status.

This perhaps indicates that TPM's absorption was not significantly changed in both cases.