The phrase "appears to be probable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a likelihood or assumption about a situation or outcome based on available information.
Example: "Based on the evidence presented, it appears to be probable that the project will be completed on time."
Alternatives: "seems likely" or "is likely to be".
Sibling-to-sibling transmission and acquisition of H. pylori from outside the family appeared to be probable in the transmission pathways.
Energy transfer from Ce3+ to Tb3+ ions through an electric dipole quadrupole interaction mechanism appears to be more probable than the electric dipole dipole one.
Instead, transport of BMPs at the contact site between a mesenchymal cell projection and an epithelial cell appears to be more probable (Fig. 6.3).
Near the surface, moisture levels strongly fluctuate in reaction to changing weather conditions [32] and as we sampled in a phase of rather dry weather, rather low saturation appears to be highly probable.
For example, a percept duration of 3 s appears to be more probable than 2.5 s or 3.5 s for observer SJ, and similar trends are clear around durations of 1 s, 2 s and 4 s.
This appears to be the probable mechanism of the emission wavelength dependence of Carmine Alum staining.
In light of previous investigations of chronic infection with C. trachomatis, Cp. abortus appears to be a probable PID.
The latter appears to be the probable explanation, as inputting families with zero unaffected female relatives gives risk figures close to the Claus table figure.
The possibility of heterodimers with differing contributions of TLRs on their cell surface responding to different microbial mediators appears to be more probable.
However, there appears to be a probable obscure intron of 96 nucleotides in the AtPLDγ2 gene delimited by GT-AG borders and supported by a matching cDNA sequence (see Fig. 3).
