Sentence examples for perhaps additionally from inspiring English sources
He showed passages from the diary to his Oxford friend Anthony Lawson Mayhew, and perhaps, additionally, to his future wife, Elizabeth Rowland, and observed that the diary might interest and amuse "some who come after me".
Alternatively, or perhaps additionally, residual extra-striate activity could be mediated through the Pulvinar.
On the contrary, the bigger individuals found in the lower 5 cm of the sediment most probably and perhaps additionally have the advantage of a high mobility, which provides accessibility to food and open space,and enables exchange between hypoxic subsurface and oxic surface layers on a short notice.
Alternatively, or perhaps additionally, chromosome clustering to one hemisphere of the nucleus upon meiotic entry may contribute to homologous pairing.
The ZNF507 fingerprint alignments could suggest that the protein has evolved to favor different DNA-binding motifs in each species; alternatively (or perhaps additionally), they could point plainly to three conserved ZNF motifs as having the most essential regulatory roles.
But he would not comment additionally.
The method begins with a set of SNPs that are ranked by their association p-values, and then increases the rank of a SNP when it is determined to be biologically relevant to the phenotype according to an a priori set of conditions, such as being in a biologically relevant gene, and additionally, perhaps, being a missense mutation.
Additionally, perhaps relatives and friends were more likely to discuss their illnesses with qualified doctors than with medical students.
Additionally, perhaps surprisingly, there was some evidence of macrosynteny between A. mellifera and T. californicus, although there was no one-to-one correspondence between chromosomes.
Additionally, perhaps acidic pH and divalent cation sensing by PhoQ are functions required for survival in ex vivo environments, beyond animal hosts.
Additionally, perhaps two more species should be named from higher elevations to the south (B. sp. Condor and B. sp. ECSanFran).
