Sentence examples for perhaps specified from inspiring English sources
(Swinburne, 2004) But the broader distinction between arguments that purport to command our rational assent and arguments that have the more modest goal of showing their conclusions to be to some (perhaps specified) extent confirmed is one that can be employed independently of the use of the language of probability.
I feel fine about it, but want you to know …'" Then, depending on your own zone of privacy you may want to add that you've started treatment and perhaps specify whether you want your news kept confidential.
Future work, could perhaps, specify that written material and forms refer to those in the participant's native (Spanish) language.
This could be greatly facilitated by perhaps specifying relative effect sizes for each genetic variant that could be used as a fitness objective in a heuristic search of the model space.
WHEN President Boris Yeltsin first tried to dismiss Russia's chief public prosecutor "for reasons of health" last month, he should perhaps have specified that it was his own political health he had in mind.
If you compliment her appearance, try to be original, perhaps by specifying a particular feature.
But what it shows is not specified, perhaps because Fitzgerald wished to leave the matter unresolved.
But just where one can move out of the lane — 50 yards away, or two blocks, perhaps — is not specified.
And, of course, this sort of view yields the prediction that non-explicitly relativized "good" sentences — including those used throughout moral philosophy — are really only true or false once the end parameter is specified, perhaps by context.
Although the IPC NB was ultimately specified, perhaps owing to a drop in transgene activity, this result suggests that the competence period for the IPC can be extended by at least 2 hours if Notch activity is maintained at a high level in the placode.
Hedge fund managers often earn at least 20percentt of portfolio gains above a specified minimum, perhaps 8percentt.
