Sentence examples for perhaps used in from inspiring English sources

The experts were trying to pinpoint industrial sources of tiny traces of the new gases, perhaps used in making pesticides or refrigerants, that were found in Greenland's ice and in air samples in Tasmania, Australia.

In On Human Finery, Quentin Bell quipped, "Such races as go naked are by no means deficient in modesty, and the first garments worn were perhaps used in erotic dances as a means of excitement".

This testing can be initiated to guide physical therapy and exercise while a patient is still ventilated (perhaps using in-bed ergometers) and continued throughout the recovery period to give our ICU patients the best chance to be "survivors" instead of "victims".

NEW: Enter the new column "SPIRALLIC" where TTT (perhaps) used to be in column L please.

Kalu would be the economical choice and could perhaps be used in tandem with Jones, the Giants' first-round 1996 pick.

It could perhaps be used in natural gas stations, where a synthetic gas is first produced by reacting the methane with steam to produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen.

Hopefully the project will grow to a national level, perhaps becoming used in other care homes and wider care settings, providing a valuable link with the wider community and encouraging a greater sense of connection, understanding and belonging.

"But EBC-46 could perhaps be used in people who, for some reason, chemotherapy doesn't work [for], or for elderly patients whose body can't sustain another round of chemotherapy treatment".

Growth hormone (GH) inhibition is believed to decrease the severity of DMD and could perhaps be used in its treatment.

If it is a law, as Peirce maintains, it is something else again, perhaps being used in accordance with.

The idea is that when a patent application comes up for approval, or perhaps is used in a suit, it can be posted on AskPatents.com.com