Sentence examples for perhaps in control from inspiring English sources

Another explanation of our previous results could be bias, perhaps in control selection (Draper et al, 2005; Swanson et al, 2006).

However, it must be considered, that the major focus of current schistosomiasis control programs is morbidity, rather than transmission control, and thus evolutionary considerations are greater in this context than perhaps in control programs attempting parasite eradication.

Different Seasons was published between Cujo and Christine, but it was written much earlier, back when King was perhaps more in control of what he was actually doing.

Functional neuroimaging studies in conjunction with cytoarchitectural studies suggest that BA 44 'may subserve an end-stage articulatory function, perhaps assisting in control over the muscles of articulation' (Keller et al., 2009, p. 32) as well as syntactic processing, whereas BA 45 is more involved with semantic processing (see Keller et al., 2009 for review).

Its best-studied roles are perhaps in the control of ion transport.

Better to say that he is perhaps too much in control, not just of his fingers but of his heart as well.

You have to ask yourself again, what is the proper way to handle a situation where someone is acting in a strange way and perhaps not entirely in control of his emotions or his mental state at that time?

"In fact, when I once told a careers officer I wanted to work in aviation – not necessarily as a pilot, but perhaps in air traffic control – he laughed in my face and said: 'Oh, simple sage, you are funny.

Hussey addresses state and perhaps religious control in Gestation, in which two disembodied heads in profile (connected at their backs) sit amidst flames and Nazi symbols.

As a manipulator of actors, she is always in control; perhaps too much so.

The playing that Marco Armiliato elicited from the Met Orchestra was hectic at first but gained in control, perhaps steadied by Ms. Villarroel's compelling Butterfly.