Sentence examples for approach most probably from inspiring English sources

This study used a non-quantitative MSP approach, most probably reflecting the higher rate of positives.

The dental profession has been using this approach, most probably since the introduction of the dmf/DMF index by Klein and Palmer [ 13] and is still teaching it.

The results suggest a Penalized Discriminant Analysis is the most promising approach, most probably because it considers the functional, correlated nature of the reflectance spectra.

Thus, even if the overall incidence of alkalosis might have been slightly different using the Stewart-Figge approach, most probably no differences between the study groups would have been detected this way.

Had the Socialists taken the same approach, the FN most probably would have clinched two to three regions.

Between this wall and the museum complex at Fulton Street and a stairway at Liberty Street, there would be only two small areas where one could walk straight into the memorial from Greenwich Street, the approach most visitors will probably take.

Therefore, although the genomic approach indicates that most probably A. amazonense is also able to consume carbohydrates via glycolysis, this catabolic feature should be experimentally re-tested.

Disdaining such a vigorous Anglo-Saxon approach, most European bank bosses would probably prefer deepening alliances on the continent, inside the euro zone.

The best way to treat patients with headache is most probably a tailored approach with a combination of both, conventional and complementary treatment, resulting in a multimodal migraine management.

However, in comparison to the oxime ligation with the 18F-labeled benzaldehyde 18F-FBA, the acylation approach revealed lower RCYs and RCP, most probably due to the hydrolysis of the labeled synthon and slower overall reaction kinetics.

In summary, future research in child psychiatry will most probably continue to employ sophisticated epidemiological approaches.