Sentence examples for may basically be from inspiring English sources
Hence, it is conceivable that the role of the WRN helicase activity could be coordinated with that of ATR in the replication checkpoint and that the well-described ATR-dependent stabilization of stalled forks may basically be carried out through phosphorylation and regulation of WRN by ATR.
Basically, be very prepared.
Basically, being forever alone may not be so awful after all.
It may be that the eCDS system basically was easy to use, since it had been integrated to the EPR system and the guidance popped on screen without specific effort, indicating perceived ease of use in TAM model [ 32].
Baldwin Lyle basically was Phillip.
"I basically was misinformed".
"Survival", the official song of the London Olympics – ELO's "Mr Blue Sky" rewritten by Nietzsche, basically – may still be Muse's finest hour.
Moreover, the differences in hospital and ICU beds, and characteristics of ICU-admitted patients found in the present study testify that settings with and without an IMCU may be basically different, and hence economic aspects may play a role in the decision of having intermediate care or not.
Why did it take so long to discover that chartists and finance professors may at times be basically in agreement?
So while I very much dislike what Abe stands for on cultural issues, and take very seriously Noah Smith's warning that he may be basically about patronage politics, none of that matters on the macro front; it sure looks as if Japan is, for whatever reason, doing the kinds of things an economy still stuck in the Lesser Depression should be doing.
