The phrase "a probable basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or reasoning that is likely or plausible in a given context.
Example: "The research provides a probable basis for the theory that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "a likely foundation" or "a plausible basis".
A delayed hypersensitivity reaction is the probable basis.
Also, the agency has licensed two total artificial hearts: SynCardia Cardiowest for bridge to transplant and Abiomed Abiocor on a "probable benefit" basis.
The primary aim of our study was to compare thermal and mechanical sensory and pain thresholds in BMS patients and their age- and gender-matched controls to investigate a probable neuropathic basis of BMS.
In recent years, realisation of a probable genetic basis for radiosensitivity has led to searches for genetic aberrations that could be used as predictive assays.
Importantly, abnormally glycosylated synaptomatrix at the Drosophila NMJ is well known to alter synapse formation (Dani and Broadie, 2012), and therefore provides a probable mechanistic basis for the synaptic architecture defects manifested in dGALT-null mutants (Figs 1, 2).
Acetylation at K68 is expected to decrease its hydrophilicity and thus reduces the affinity with either Mn3+ and/or superoxide, providing a probable structural basis for the negative regulation of SOD2 enzyme activity by acetylation, as well as suggesting that acetylation regulation at K68 might be unique to SOD2.
Dr. de Duve, from his knowledge of biochemistry, has long believed that a sulfur-based chemistry involving thio esters was the probable basis from which the RNA world arose.
The MCF-10A cells used in this study can be treated in various ways to undergo transformation with the emergence of stimulated ER-α expression as the probable basis for the malignant conversion (Shekhar et al. 1998; Zhang et al. 2005).
Radiological investigation demonstrated both new and old cerebrovascular events, consistent with a "probable" diagnosis on the basis of the Boston CAA criteria [12] (see Figure 2).
