Sentence examples for may well correspond from inspiring English sources
A more consistently naturalistic position would be to reject even Zweckrationalität in favor of a skeptical attitude towards practical reason in all its forms (Hampton 1998)—an attitude that may well correspond to the intentions of the historical Hume (compare Dreier 1997, Millgram 1995).
So the differentiation of lineage 2 may well correspond to a case of ecological speciation (Faria et al. 2014).
However, this gene is generally considered not to be causally related to the malignant process, suggesting that methylation status of the Calcitonin gene region in ALL lymphoblasts may well correspond to that of its neighbouring Dkk-3 gene.
This may well correspond with the Panel's beliefs, reflected in the wider research literature that the primary cause of non-adherence is patient's beliefs about illness and treatment [ 21, 22].
This may well correspond to the medial cerebellothalamic component directed to the intralaminar nuclei described by others (Asanuma et al. 1983a, b; Rouiller et al. 1994; Sakai et al. 1996; Calzavara et al. 2005).
Given the capacity of this system to detect as few as 100 parasites dispersed within the peritoneal space (Fig. 2C), the distinct bioluminescent foci observed in the chronic phase (Fig. 3A and D and Fig. S3) may well correspond to single infected cells, which can contain up to 500 amastigotes and would act as a point source of bioluminescence.
Yet 2008-2009, like 1989, may very well correspond to an epochal change, whose unfolding consequences will be felt for decades.
The roughness of the surface may very well correspond to a well ordered high index surface.
This date also may well have corresponded to the death of Mursilis, for after he returned to his own capital laden with booty, a conspiracy among his relatives resulted in his assassination.
