Sentence examples for perhaps t from inspiring English sources

However, some observations indicate a delayed enhancing effect on sleep which could be related to the induction of secondary, perhaps T -cell-related factors.

(Al(bert) in vet eran), & lit.; ref. B. Wooster, Jeeves). 2 M. A. Macdonald-Cooper (Angus): Bye, first to third man (vale2 + t). 3 Dr I. S. Fletcher (Gloucestershire): Torte without filling can upset Bunter, perhaps (t, e lav (rev).;; ref. Mervyn B.; Lord Peter Wimsey's valet).

For low thresholds (say T = 0.3, T = 0.4, and also perhaps T = 0.5), the curves seem to resemble exponential distribution.

Knowers in time have access to the time with T, and perhaps T itself, only at that time: so what changes over time is not what is true, but what temporal believers have access to.

If the Iranians cooperate in transiting from support of Assad, then perhaps t a "solution" of a kind can be reached as in Lebanon in the 1980s when that awful war finally imperfectly petered out.

Perhaps T up-regulates the number of ER in the liver, indirectly enhancing sensitivity to E2 stimulation.

Some of the bottom teams can credibly forecast good days ahead to their fans, while the others will have to use other means, perhaps T-shirt launchers, to distract them from the hopelessness of their situation.

But perhaps T-Mobile has some more Android-related news on the way as well.

Perhaps T-Mo will develop its own tethering app, but you can bet it'll cost a pretty penny per month on top of what you're already paying.

Palm hasn't discussed particular pricing, as it's set by their carrier partners (Cingular for now, perhaps T-Mobile? Don't hold your breath), but they did note that they expected this new Treo to debut at a lower price point than any other Treo before.

c, Or perhaps these T cells contribute to the processes that kill neurons as the disease progresses.