Sentence examples for which perhaps reflects from inspiring English sources
There is no word for it in English, which perhaps reflects ill on us.
Our results differ, which perhaps reflects the protocols used and the organ transplanted, as these investigators used a renal transplant model in a large preclinical model.
A major limitation was the dependence on a single blood Pb measurement which, perhaps, reflects recent exposure with half life of approximately 30 days for blood Pb [1].
The size distribution of particles differed between the various FG domains, which perhaps reflects different particle seeding and growth rates.
The Z chromosome, too, lacks substantial heterogeneity over larger spatial scales, which perhaps reflects the uniform distribution of repetitive elements along its length [ 24].
However, TCRαβ is present in the heavy fraction (fraction 9) which perhaps reflects its representation in the non-raft fractions as previously reported [ 29].
Pubs feel familiar despite the prices on the chalkboards – £2 for curry and a pint, 50p for an ale – which perhaps reflect the time period more than the cars and phones and Rubik's Cubes.
But to follow up a perfect miniature, Dando put together a sprawling album that was often self-indulgent and messy (Rick James Style, The Jello Fund), which perhaps reflected his increasing use of ever-harder drugs.
These last columns were some of the most remarkable that he ever wrote, suffused with a fierce urgency which perhaps reflected his sense of how much more had to be said and how little time there might be left in which he could say it.
The dynamic integration of incoming musical stimuli with ongoing neural processes––which perhaps reflect previously developed expectancy––will result in the formation, strengthening, and maintenance of expectancies if the stimulus properties match the expected temporal and tonal structures.
It has been defined as "the ability to optimize or maximize performance through differential recruitment of brain networks, which perhaps reflect the use of alternative cognitive strategies" ([ 29], p. 451).
