Sentence examples for perhaps with a large from inspiring English sources
CONS: The place begs to be extensively renovated, perhaps with a large area for entertaining that opens to the garden.
So if the team cannot somehow convince him to stay retired — perhaps with a large monetary incentive — the Packers may be forced to consider a trade to one of their division rivals — the Chicago Bears or the Minnesota Vikings — as a last resort.
The research found that a majority of online tasks get initiated on a smartphone while being continued on another device — perhaps with a larger screen for easier use.
Perhaps with a larger and more balanced sample of trials with shared data these trends would be more clear.
8– 14, 14 Perhaps with a larger sample size it might become significant.
Perhaps with a larger sample size the MI group, pre- to post-op, would demonstrate a reduction.
6 Perhaps, with a larger patient population, this result might have been significant, and so our study was underpowered in this respect.
However, most of our participants were caring for someone with dementia and perhaps with a larger sample with a greater diversity of carer characteristics and diagnoses, differences may have been identifiable.
While there have been former proposals for a convergent origin, this reviewer holds that the weight of the evidence favors a common origin for these proteins, perhaps with a larger radiation of bacterial 7TM receptors.
It should be noted that the differences found in the use of vitamins (.06) and chiropractic medicine (.08) were near significance at the.05 level by race; perhaps, with a larger sample size, significant difference may have been obtained.
Finally, the changes from baseline in commonly used surrogate cardiovascular biomarkers (hsCRP, IL-10, IL-6, TNF-α, and fibrinogen) between the FTC/TDF and 3TC/ABC arm in a subset of 159 subjects were not significant except a trend toward significance with fibrinogen (P =.062) (Table 5), perhaps with a larger sample size it may have achieved significance.
