Sentence examples for perhaps governing from inspiring English sources

Since the sequence alignments have E values very close to zero across the three Frankia strains, it is probable that these proteins carry out novel functions, perhaps governing the interactions with host plants.

Taken together, these results constrain the response characteristics that are shared between, and perhaps govern, functional connections in AI layers and columns.

They are, perhaps, governed by an editosome complex, comprising numerous essential regulators.

Growth is perhaps the governing theme of our conversation this lunchtime.

Perhaps some football governing bodies should take note?

Perhaps the conventions governing names and natural kind terms are structured in a similar way, specifying the reference via its contingent properties.

"I think this was an opportunity rather than a threat, to try and deal with our own affairs, get them in order prior to perhaps the world governing body telling us how we should deal with such matters.

Perhaps, the pathway governing transients might be associated with a spike-like components.

"He has stitched together a winning coalition and perhaps a governing one as well," Mr. Stengel wrote.

This could perhaps involve the laws governing relations with the dead, or the consequences of the anarchy they seem to prefer.

Back in 2009, when the name-change deal was signed, a member of the M.T.A.'s governing board, perhaps trying to head off lamentations about the desecration of public space, told the Times, "It's not like Taco Bell saying it wants Grand Army Plaza or something like that".