Sentence examples for maybe based on the from inspiring English sources

At first it seemed like some kind of bird — a strange hairy hummingbird, maybe, based on the way it was hovering.

The first was that Stuart Broad was given choice of ends and he opted for the Pavilion (strange, given that Broad loves the Nursery end, and maybe based on the occasional hideous low bounce to be seen from there in this match).

Each study was marked as "relevant", "not relevant", or "maybe" based on the provided information in the paper and the goals for this systematic review.

"But maybe based on that call, he's thinking he's going to be excommunicated".

An online version for 3D network visualization (maybe based on WebGL?) will be highly received by the community.

Future research will most likely expand our concept of life even more, including still more different forms of life, maybe based on silicon instead of carbon, or without the tripartite DNA/XNA-RNA-protein architecture, or without explicit information storing devices altogether.

Demoff: After [receivers] Mike Evans [$82.5 million], Sammy Watkins [$48 million] and Allen Robinson [$42 million] signed [extensions or contracts with other teams], I think the Patriots' calculus changed from "absolutely not" to "maybe" — based on some of those deals that came down and projecting what the price tag would be for Brandon if they were going to re-sign him.

Everyone is still weighing value, though maybe based on different criteria depending upon your lifestyle and the number of zeros in your investment portfolio.

Paul Michelman: So, through that lens – if we did ban the shift, how many of these problems and trends we're seeing that we're attributing to the shift, maybe conveniently and maybe based on solid argument – what percent of those are actually going to be addressed?

Uhh, Dan, maybe based on their initial research, they don't think it's such an "important issue". Or basically they discovered it was hypothesis in search of some data, any data that would actually prove it.

Such intervals maybe based on previous results with diseased patients, or more commonly, are based on responses from a population of healthy individuals.