Sentence examples for perhaps more correct from inspiring English sources

The Serialia as a concept cannot be dismissed yet, and our dense taxon sampling herein, though based on far fewer sequences than recent phylogenomic approaches [ 5, 8], still may allow for a more differentiated and perhaps more correct view on molluscan interclass relationships.

Or perhaps, the more correct word is not "publisher," it's "aggregator".

Or perhaps it's more correct to say that the social landscape is flattened; Powell translates the high bohemia in which he participated into a sort of fantasy.

Called the Mami ($20), it is made of crystal and, perhaps more important, is the correct size for a martini.

For example, in the public debates that have gone on — and on — about the Corcoran's cancellation, the information that Mapplethorpe died of AIDS is also always available, perhaps more often than his correct name.

Or perhaps Dan-Cohen's argument is wrong and Raz's is correct: their similarity, perhaps, more apparent than real.

Perhaps more flexible insertions that include dihalo GC correct pairs and mono and dihalo GT mispairs can occur when the pol β thumb and finger domains are in a more relaxed, partially open conformation.

Perhaps more importantly to patients, leg length discrepancies may be corrected.

Perhaps more importantly, you told your fans that the best action for correcting oppression is inaction.

The problem is perhaps more clearly illustrated with tokens of natural language, where children will use words struggling through correct and incorrect uses of a word before (perhaps) finally settling on a correct usage.

Of perhaps more interest was the question of whether the hippocampal-WS group would again exhibit a preference for the correct corner over one or more of the other corners.