Sentence examples for mouse may have from inspiring English sources

Danger Mouse may have been a spy but he was still very much an establishment figure.

The sacking of two long-standing members and chief Shin James Mercer's 2010 collaboration with producer Danger Mouse may have sounded alarm bells among devotees.

Ninety minutes later my boyfriend came home to find me sitting in the dark (who can turn on lights when it means touching the floor on which a mouse may have walked?).

The Argentine black and white tegu lizard, Tupinambis merianae, and three introduced rodents, the house mouse (Mus musculus), brown rat (Rattus norvegicus) and black rat (Rattus rattus), have also been observed to eat Noronha skinks, but the rodents, particularly the house mouse, may have been scavenging on already dead skinks.

In conclusion, our studies of beta-cell regeneration in the STZ-diabetic mouse may have implications for patients with type 1 diabetes and suggest that if the ongoing immunological destruction of beta-cells can be prevented, proliferation of the remaining beta-cells in the presence of insulin (and possibly other agents) may lead to a restoration of normal glucose tolerance.

However, it is possible that the relative novelty of examining cases on the monitor (and navigating with a mouse) may have contributed to these errors.

A new strain of mice may have something to say about how FOXP2 affects language.

In natural reproduction, the paternal version of the gene is generally active, Dr. Ward said, but some mice may have a greater number of active versions than others.

The higher trait anxiety of the C57/Bl/6 mice may have reduced their utilisation of novel PEs.

It is possible that the abnormalities in the liver, lung, and spleen of GNP-treated mice may have been the consequence of direct contact with the invading GNPs.

The researchers now think that previous studies of singing mice may have incorrectly identified the vocalist some of them were likely females.