The phrase "a group of probable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of individuals or items that are likely or suspected to be something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The researchers identified a group of probable candidates for the study based on their previous work."
Alternatives: "a set of likely" or "a collection of potential".
Given previous findings in the literature, it was somewhat surprising that no significant associations were detected in the probable AD group, although lack of power due to smaller sample size may have contributed to this finding.
In the present research, we investigated time estimation in a group of patients with probable AD by using two (sub- and supra-second) time bisection tasks and compared their performance with that of both aged-matched and young control subjects.
In the group of children with definite or probable TB who had a positive IFN-γ ELISpot at presentation, there was a significant change in median IFN-γ responses to MTB-antigens during anti-tuberculous treatment (Table 2 and Figure 2 Panel A, B, C).
Many place-names throughout the Aegean notably ones ending in -nt- and -ss-, suCorinthorinth and Knossos seem to reflect a time when a group of related languages with probable Anatolian affinities was spoken there before the introduction of Greek.
The likelihood of you and another person sharing the exact same opinions on a group of artworks is as probable as you both having the same stock of personally relevant information hidden inside your mind.
In contrast to those with PTLDS, our group of probable late Lyme patients had not been previously diagnosed with Lyme disease, nor had they been previously treated with antibiotics for Lyme disease.
This study examined the rate of APOE4 carrier status and the frequency of the ε4 allele in a group of non-demented subjects, subjects with probable AD who were separated into early-onset and late-onset groups, and subjects with DLB.
The artiodactyls can be traced back to a probable descent from a group of early generalized mammals called condylarths and were certainly distinct by the Eocene Epoch, which ended about 33.9 million years ago.
Evaluees were assigned to one of two groups; probable malingerers (PM; n = 30) and a group of valid test responders (n = 30) (1999).
