Sentence examples for animals most probably from inspiring English sources

Jonathan's extensive research, which he carried out with his Czech sidekick, journalist Katka Zachovalova, leads one to the conclusion that the animals most probably did contract a strain of foot and mouth disease.

Plasma creatinine was reduced in all cirrhotic animals, most probably due to reduced muscle mass because of wasting.

At milk centre 9, on the other hand, the process has gone further and replacement of infected, imported animals most probably has occurred over the years, resulting in a nearly total self-clearance of both BVDV and BHV-1.

BBIs are stable at cooking temperatures and also towards acidic pH values in the digestive systems of humans and animals, most probably due to their large number of disulfide bonds (seven bonds out of about 70 amino acid residues) and the polar interactions between the sub-domains.

The original skull fragment is neither human nor animal: most probably a piece of Victorian coconut.

As GC number was not significantly reduced in SMARKO testes, the reduction in testis size in these animals is most probably due to the reduction in seminiferous tubule lumen volume.

The increase in cerebral blood flow in control animals is most probably due to a loss of cerebral autoregulation during hypotensive, hyperdynamic shock states, and consecutive hypoxia, displayed by the significant drop in the PaO2/FiO2 ratio in the control group.

This discrepancy could be related to the time of irradiation of one-day old animals which most probably retained a greater ability to compensate damage of low dose irradiation of 1 Gy than two-week-old mice irradiated at 6 Gy.

The mechanism of bacteria-to-animal HGT most probably arises from endosymbiosis [ 1, 58].

However, the introduction of R. microplus in Australia took place with animals from Indonesia (most probably cattle from Java around 1870) [ 36] and then later into New Caledonia with Australian cattle (Barré, pers. comm).

Changes in ion trafficking could be relevant to the biochemical background of oedema formation in joints of infected animals, which is most probably a direct consequence of inflammation-induced alterations in ion and water transport across the membrane of joint tissue cells and is currently not well explained even in humans [ 22].