The phrase "a probably small" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are speculating about the size of something that is likely small.
Example: "The project will require a budget, but it's likely to be a probably small amount given the scope of work."
Alternatives: "likely small" or "possibly small".
In D, the regional model suggests a simultaneous jerk around 2010.5 over the whole area, but the time series investigation reveals that the model apparently does not fully resolve the structure: there is a, probably small, central region where actual change occurs nearly a year later (KMH).
Therefore there is some possibility of lack of independence for a (probably) small portion of our data points that might have been collected from nests of the same birds.
It is therefore necessary to ensure the necessary specificity of detection of a particular, probably small signal in between many other signals.
The numbers of cells, which can be collected using a glass slide, are probably small when compared to a membrane.
Lithium bought ScoutLabs for $20 million to $25 million last year and Jive bought Filtrbox for an undisclosed (and probably small) amount.
Hence, the study population includes an unknown, but probably small, number of international adoptees, the majority of who are born in South Korea, Colombia, India and Sri Lanka.
However, the calculated transition is mainly localised on the relatively rigid anthraquinone core of this symmetric dye, and such an effect is probably small for this particular system.
It was a generous offer, but probably small consolation.
As Virginia demonstrates, the odds of all those states adopting a proportional system are probably small; some Republican lawmakers have expressed reservations about the idea.
Unfortunately, those effects are probably small.
"The animals themselves were probably small.
