Sentence examples for this conclusion maybe from inspiring English sources

This conclusion maybe tempered by the possibility of the purported ventral stream task not relying on purely P type functioning.

However, we believe this conclusion maybe misleading because the applied DWI protocol had an important limitation that has not been emphasized.

Nevertheless, the conclusion maybe biased by the limited sample size, case detection technique, and the cross-sectional nature of the study; the imbalanced physical conditions, traumatic exposures, and utilization of mental health services between elder and younger adult survivors may also play a role in interpreting the conclusion.

Conclusion: Maybe it's just the particular trains I ride, but this 15-minutes-here, an-hour-there stuff has become a daily occurrence.

We wanted to start it off with the viewer a bit confused as to what they were seeing, so we ended up putting it in fairly far along into the film to disorient the viewer and let them come to some of their own conclusions before revealing more and making them question those conclusions, maybe.

The report's conclusion: maybe they do, and maybe they don't.

A natural conclusion: maybe we should obscure our faces while out on the streets?

So in conclusion: maybe, but that's not to take anything away from an incredible piece of visual film-making backed by a formidable marketing effort from the studio.

'By 28 I want to have three sports cars and the only way to get them is to win trophies and play good football.' If that's his conclusion, maybe it's OK.

Kolata's understandable sympathy for those caught between the ever intensifying pressure to be thin and the stubborn size of their bodies, however, leads her to flirt with an unlikely conclusion: Maybe the outcry over obesity is itself supersized, and being fat isn't really unhealthy after all.

I pondered these questions and many more, and I came to one conclusion: Maybe I really don't belong in just one specific mom circle.