Sentence examples for maybe correlates from inspiring English sources

Dawkins, like other staunch materialists, believes that all subjective experience, being a product of the brain, must come down to a physical process, leaving no possibility that the physical processes of the brain maybe correlates to something happening in the mind.

The mechanism of strand selection maybe correlates with the relative free energies of the duplex ends [11], [13], [17].

This loop consists of a β turn of two residues (Q148 P149) in Mtb and hence, shortening of this loop element maybe correlated with the monomeric functional state of the enzyme in this organism.

The expansion of the GSIIE gene family coincides with the development of vascularization of land plants and maybe correlated with the partitioning of nitrogen assimilation between below and above ground tissue (see Additional file 3).

Maybe the correlate of Labour's ordinariness in office has been its nitty-gritty attentiveness to the detail of policy, especially social policy.

The control of biological material must have been a bit more lax in the late 1970s (maybe cautiousness inversely correlates with lapel width), because she was somehow able to sneak a piece of my (our) umbilical cord to her lab microtome, where she carved two thin sections and mounted them on glass slides, just for fun.

This way maybe the parafunction subscale needs to be correlated with other clinical measures to assure its validity.

The methylation rate showed a slightly negative correlation in hESC cell line, which maybe result from the several abnormal values at the high-CI regions, and it is not correlated with CI correlation in IMR90 fibroblasts.

The lucid explanation of the authors was that a highly malignant and maybe metastasised tumour caused earlier complaints and was therefore correlated to a shorter delay in treatment.

Severity of disease is not always correlated to psychological adjustment or coping, and maybe those with more severe illness have better social support systems and may have learnt better stress-management strategies to help them with their illness [ 45].

So maybe Conway's seeming inability to distinguish fact from fiction correlated to his uncanny ability to see mathematics differently, to pursue pure curiosity-driven research no matter how superficially trivial, and to achieve his idiosyncratically original results.