Sentence examples for maybe concluded that from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, from [20], it maybe concluded that for a given incidence angle, a surface appears rough with decreasing wavelengths, and independent of wavelength, a surface appears smooth as the incident angle increases.

Taking the results shown in Table 4 into account, it maybe concluded that the UV light sensitivity of TiO2 reduces to a considerable extent on the surface modification with P. The reagent formed by the co-precipitation of phosphate and alumina forms a coherent coating of aluminum phosphate on the TiO2 pigment particles when precipitated.

In such case, it maybe concluded that some of the AP genes in grape and Arabidopsis come from a common ancestor, while the others do not.

Instead, he concluded "that people are unknowable".

No parent in our study could effectively console their crying toddler like the iPad could, leading us to conclude that maybe mom and dad should just back the heck off and let the iPad work its parenting magic".

Indeed I wouldn't be at all surprised if the long term unexpected consequence of the debt ceiling debate is that the Chinese government (and maybe others) conclude that they are overly reliant upon the asset class and thus must wean themselves off Treasuries slowly, over a decent period of time.

You may have found yourself rereading the previous sentence, wondering about the difference in capitalization, maybe even concluding that I'm probably referring to being a Christian Scientist.

Studying the pictures, Andrew concluded that maybe his molars had been the wrong tool, after all.

Well, yes, I saw something, Jerry, but to be honest I just concluded that maybe I should cut back on my drinking.

(You probably won't hear it quite as much anymore; at a recent promotional meeting, executives expressed an appetite for something new, raised the idea of getting rid of it, but quicky concluded that maybe it should at least run less often, or that Mr. Jones should rerecord it).

Favorably impressed by the study, a Forbes columnist concluded that "maybe it is time to rethink and restructure CEO compensation".