Sentence examples for maybe measured from inspiring English sources

The rationale to design this strategy is to mimic the scenario that the compound affinity data maybe measured in different platforms or in different affinity criteria.

Catastrophic would be something like what's known as the "Carrington Event" that occurred in 1859, a super massive solar storm that maybe measured in the X40 range.

If watering by hand, maybe measure the amount of water carefully and add or decrease as needed.

He'd obviously found it earlier in the day, maybe even measured it with his eyes, maybe — certainly — let the scene play out in his mind.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: So would you also say, that schools actually need a different way of examination and maybe of measuring intelligence?

Maybe, but measuring intelligence even on living animals is an imprecise matter in its own right; measuring the intelligence of extinct animals from fragmentary bones is mostly fantasy, but probably close to the truth.

Tapper: Maybe you measure somebody's leadership by whether or not they protect the community.

Even though Mr. Shelton sounds happy on raucous numbers, he's just as comfortable when he's measured, maybe more so.

Another Hammond announcement, to transfer the work and health programme budget to London subject to meeting "certain conditions, including on co-funding" was greeted by Pipe with a similarly measured "maybe".

But maybe they mismeasured or measured the wrong things.

That ability to squeeze through a tight spot "goes far beyond any other animals that we have measured, except maybe the octopus," says Stacey Combes, a biologist at UC Davis.