Sentence examples for maybe addressed from inspiring English sources
Posttraumatic sympathetic dystrophy, postmastectomy pain, postherpetic neuralgia, some forms of cancer pain, and other variants of neuropathic pain syndromes maybe addressed with novel adjuvant treatment protocols, planned on our cell-based TRPV1 assays, which may help to select among a number of empirically employed drugs (30+) and rationalize adjuvants' selection.
"I want to work with artists who will maybe address the domestic setting of my place — whether directly through the work or simply by cooking for the opening, but it's not a rule," McCrory tells me.
I also think we'll need an MRI of your spleen, so that we can rule out necrotic tissue and maybe address this feeling of contempt for all of humanity that you experience after watching "Hardball with Chris Matthews".
"Maybe addressing women's issues head on -- which would include a face -- is just too tough for these guys".
(And when he does, his last words, to his shrieking son, are, maybe, also addressed consolingly to the reader: "All I can tell you is, it isn't so bad").
Recent studies, although maybe underpowered, addressed the importance of statins and blood pressure lowering drugs in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, showing a reduction in cardiovascular events with these lipid-lowering drugs compared to placebo [22] [24].
Maybe Chris addresses this at greater length there.
The racial dimensions of this are complex, too much so maybe to be addressed in this format NICK PAUMGARTEN: And now everyone goes quiet….
Listening first is so important -- maybe your point has already been addressed -- or maybe someone had a better one!
Maybe it's a red flag in troubled waters that will only get worse if it isn't named and addressed, but, maybe you're just on a business trip and you're lonely.
