Sentence examples for perhaps lead from inspiring English sources
Altering expression of these genes would allow elucidation of their function and perhaps lead to fruit with altered cell numbers leading to changes in fruit texture and size.
Lead levels at the two schools were also similar; leaded gasoline has been prohibited since 2000, and perhaps lead in the two areas derived not from traffic pollution, but rather from such sources as building material pollution or secondary pollution.
This trend will exacerbate Indians' existing grievances and perhaps lead to more conflict.
This could perhaps lead to something similar to Siri but less predisposed to foolish misunderstandings.
A splintered Iraq would tempt Iran, frighten Turkey and perhaps lead to regional war.
It will perhaps lead a few more people to become 105, but not 110 or 120.
The move will, in one great swoop, reinvent municipal government here, and perhaps lead the way for other cities.
Integrating the socio-economical data will perhaps lead to setting risk acceptability thresholds for the different uses of the Seine estuary.
Understanding glass would not just solve a longstanding fundamental (and arguably Nobel-worthy) problem and perhaps lead to better glasses.
That would make a compromise with the Afghan group more palatable, and could perhaps lead to concessions over the Western-style Afghan constitution.
Baidu's move could perhaps lead to a more open effort and lower the bar for developing advanced driver-assist systems as well as self-driving prototypes.
