Sentence examples for observations we might have from inspiring English sources

Given such observations, we might have guessed that abstract gestures would largely be used along with overt spatial words like "rise" or "loop".

On the basis of these published observations, we might have expected that BAFF-R would be the main receptor through which BLyS (as a biologically active fusion partner to the T dependent antigen PsaA) would exert its immunostimulatory effects.

Our first observation was 12 weeks, so we might have missed the temporary reduction in MS counts that they observed.

Pulling together our observations from museums and the field, we might have a better chance to show that the animals' fur color and markings vary depending on where they live.

We might have reliable observation sentences about the patient's subsequent condition, but, unless we control for placebo effects, the improvement in a patient's condition might have nothing to do with the actual treatment received.

Considering that UAV4A crossed KH billows according to the radar observations, they might have been the signature of the top and bottom edges of a KH billow, where temperature and humidity gradients should be enhanced (e.g., Woods 1968).

I've always loved the shorts that Charles & Ray Eames made together, so we took their Powers of Ten films as a jumping off point & fleshed out what it might be like if Marcel were accidentally catapulted into the air: what his world would look like to him from up there, what his emotions would be, what observations he might have about his life as seen from a distance.

Our observations, therefore, might have a more general character.

Several research assistants executed the observations, which might have led to variation in the observations.

According to these observations, helitron_mc2 might have evolved from helitron_mc1 and ZmhelA5 [ 29, 30].

There was a time interval of up to six weeks between the two ultrasound observations, which might have altered the magnitude (size) of effusions.