Sentence examples for perhaps in addition from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, or perhaps in addition, receptor dimerization/oligomerization may bring together additional MRAP dimers so that BRET between different MRAP dimers can take place.

According to a local radio report, at least one of the suspects was a student at the school, perhaps in addition to his or her professional work.

Perhaps, in addition to patient training, the F.D.A. might institute a give-back program — akin to government buy-back deals for guns — for anybody housing an inventory of unused prescription painkillers.

For all of the nation's computers, MP3 players, digital cameras and multifunction doodads, TV remains the essential technology in most American homes (perhaps in addition to refrigeration and plumbing).

Some years ago, he blew out an eardrum; perhaps, in addition to wanting to make his followers as rich as he is, Cramer wants to make them half deaf, too.

This week, under Angela's coaxing, Teddy remembers a previously unaccessed part of his story line: instead of (or perhaps in addition to) participating in a military mutiny led by Wyatt, he in fact massacred a town full of civilians.

But Ms. Ansanelli, while just as devoted to detail, seems to lack the self-destructive tendencies for which Ms. Kirkland was famous, perhaps because, in addition to pushing herself very hard, she also takes great pleasure in dancing.

It may well be that some of us are more vulnerable than others to feeling desperate, but this is likely to be a result of things that have happened in our lives rather than, or perhaps sometimes in addition to, our genetic makeup.

Nothing unusual there, perhaps, but in addition to the panels and batteries the package also includes analytics and AI technology designed to profile individual customers in terms of their consumption patterns.

Aristotle can allow, perhaps, that in addition to the human body which is necessarily actually alive there is a body which is only contingently ensouled and so only contingently alive.

But it is perhaps telling that, in addition to Djibouti, Arab-influenced Sudan has had to bow to demands for greater accountability.