Sentence examples for this perhaps represents from inspiring English sources

Although this perhaps represents only the recent discovery of a long-established population, the expansion of the Sungrebe farther north into Tamaulipas is better documented.

Since it is highly unlikely that a relative of that species is present in the oil reservoir and the coverage of the cellulase-encoding ORF was low, this perhaps represents a case of lateral transfer or contamination.

"It is their fifth appearance at Finals Day and this perhaps represents their best chance of success, having won seven successive games to reach Edgbaston and playing some really impressive cricket along the way.

This perhaps represents the greatest disparity between the aspirations of scientists and the reality faced by policy-makers.

This perhaps represents the known breed predisposition to obesity of native UK pony types (Giles et al., 2014; Robin et al., 2014).

This perhaps represents something of a paradox, as the symptoms associated with the mutation that is exclusive to isoform 1 are severer.

This connection perhaps represents the interaction between the Med17 and Med19 subunits, which could explain why deletion of Med19 leads to the dissociation of only the Middle module, whereas the Head and Tail modules remain tightly bound.

The observation of increased levels of aortic MMP-9 is a novel finding in this model and perhaps represents the earliest pathological change in the vasculature in response to systemic inflammation.

This kind of prose perhaps represents the point at which the streamlined thriller meets the very unthrillerish saturation of a Knausgaard.

According to these philosophers, net satisfaction of desire, or net increase in satisfaction of desire, is the standard cause of pleasure, and the pleasure caused perhaps represents this change in desire satisfaction.

An image found at La Copa perhaps represents another local deity of this type.