Sentence examples for almost certainly incorrect from inspiring English sources
A colleague pointed out this statement by Marco Rubio as a possible fact check, suggesting that it was almost certainly incorrect.
This concept is almost certainly incorrect, because viruses are completely devoid of the machinery for life processes; therefore, they could not have survived in the absence of cells.
Does this reflect a belief (almost certainly incorrect) that Gore would have been less than vigorous in going after the terrorists?
I have a memory, almost certainly incorrect, of a scene in Dante's "Inferno," where the traveler arrives in hell and so many desperate souls come rushing at him he swoons.
This is almost certainly incorrect.
Unfortunately, these systems must make extremely simple - and almost certainly incorrect - assumptions about the characteristics of the planets they are trying to describe.
That's almost certainly wrong.
A recent paper in eLife (Xu et al., 2014) almost certainly imposed an incorrect helical symmetry and this can be seen using filament images posted by Xu et al. A comparison between the atomic model proposed and the published three-dimensional reconstruction should have suggested that an incorrect solution was found.
Disclosure using HIVST was motivated by guilt and a desire to foster openness about HIV, and also to ensure diagnosis and access to care on the incorrect assumption that they would almost certainly have already infected their partner.
Predicting the boundaries of a gene is still a challenging problem and the incorrect prediction of the N-terminus of a protein would almost certainly lead to a failure of signal peptide prediction.
