Sentence examples for maybe relevant that from inspiring English sources

Why VSM should be seemingly sensitive to Progerin is unclear, but it maybe relevant that in skin biopsies from HGPS patients, VSM expressed the highest levels of Progerin [ 18, 48].

This is the first study to have documented genome-wide methylation changes within paired early/late astrocytic gliomas on such a large CpG probe set, revealing a number of genes that maybe relevant to secondary gliomagenesis.

In both Group A and Group B, articles were divided into three categories: 'Relevant', 'Not Relevant', and 'Maybe Relevant'.

Sure, I could have used a Google News search, which would have no doubt returned more relevant results (but maybe not that relevant), but most people still use just regular old Google.com, so that's what I did.

"Maybe that's good, maybe that's bad.

Maybe all that is evident from ordinary discourse is that we somehow convey or communicate true propositions when uttering the relevant sentences.

"So if there's someone from western New York who's elected to office, maybe the issues that are most relevant to western New Yorkers will be heard a little more".

Maybe all that happens.

Maybe cut that section?

Maybe, maybe that does have something to do with it; I don't know.

Maybe that's the most modern and relevant statement fashion can make about dressing women: that the choice, from Ford fembot to Dolce matador, is yours.