Sentence examples for possibly pointing from inspiring English sources
On the sperm of the cherry-blossom-fearing mice, there was less of the methylation that can silence genes, possibly pointing to a mechanism of how the information got passed down.
In addition, the pull-down studies revealed that UFD-2 still interacts with the UNC-45E781Kts-mutant, yet we observed a reduced ubiquitination of this mutant protein, possibly pointing to changes in the targeted UCS domain (Fig. 4a).
This week, in a packed conference room at the IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference in Denver, Panasonic gave details for the first time about a new structure that allows silicon solar cells to surpass that efficiency, setting a new world record and possibly pointing the way to cheaper solar power that can compete widely with fossil fuels.
An inexpensive, generic anti-inflammatory drug from the aspirin family helped patients in a clinical trial manage their Type 2 diabetes and lower their blood sugar, adding to evidence that inflammation plays a role in diabetes, and possibly pointing to new therapeutic approaches to the disease.
So now I shall write to correct their error, possibly pointing out as I do so that they've somehow missed out both my latest book and my unexpected summons to wear the No 10 shirt once reserved for Wayne Rooney in England's Euro 2012 campaign.
New files possibly pointing to a forthcoming, Apple streaming radio service – or at least new functionality – have been discovered in the iPad's file system.
It's the most exciting race you can possibly point a horse to.
The chief minister of Karnataka, Jagadish Shettar, said the timing and the location of the explosion possibly pointed to a political motive.
The level of velocity fluctuations in the solid phase was higher than that of the gas phase at the bend entrance and this possibly pointed to an early formation of particle rope.
Wayne headlines as Thomas Dawson, tough and unyielding, while Clift (in his film debut) co-stars as Matt Garth, his sensitive adoptive son, who challenges his authority and possibly points the way to the future.
It possibly points to a slightly higher estimate for HadCRUT3 of around 0.56c.
