Sentence examples for maybe correspond from inspiring English sources

Only 7 were site-associated and showed differences between sites, maybe correspond to the environmental conditions.

You need to be able to separate out your actual friends from those who you simply have contacted in the past, or maybe even correspond with a lot.

Maybe, neuroinflammation corresponds to a first-line inflammatory defense until the actual immune inflammatory response against the respiratory tract infection begins [ 131, 132].

Maybe those words also correspond to Craven's legacy: he predicted where audiences wanted to go, then led them somewhere else.

It would be a really welcoming fragrance that corresponds to or maybe even accentuates the music".

Once upon a time, there was a fable, and maybe at one point things corresponded, one for one, or close enough, but somewhere along the way it had twisted, and now he wasn't sure what it was.

They cordially correspond with a guy, maybe chat on the phone, and decide - as they have every right to - that they don't want to pursue things.

We feel solicited, maybe even slightly flattered when addressed directly (hence it corresponds with the desire for tailored communication).

Those bars correspond to whatever goals a teacher has set — maybe doing a half hour of practice in a literacy app or reading, or something along those lines.

Paint layer thickness was measured to be approximately 10 20 μm uniformly across the specimen which corresponds to the opacity-limited region where there maybe coupling between the specimen and the coating.

We also detected an occasional band in one of the wild-type controls, maybe due to the old age of the mice, but these bands did not correspond with the banding patterns observed in the BH3 Tg mice.