Sentence examples for but probably involved from inspiring English sources

In "Ooh Child," Dunham was one of a group of friends participating in a car singalong to the Five Stairsteps song, only each time her part came up, she was interrupted by the talking GPS system (a concept that looked simple onscreen but probably involved some tricky timing and rehearsing).

Therefore, this result indicated that improved upregulation of rOat3 function in T2DM by SNE was not caused by increased Oat3 expression but probably involved with other mechanisms.

Altogether, our results indicate that the effect of intraperitoneal exposure to nano/microparticles of fullerene (C60) on brain AChE activity was neither related to AChE gene activation nor to the direct action of this molecular material on this enzyme but probably involved a posttranscriptional or posttranslational modulation of this enzymatic activity.

In addition, the up-regulation of brain AChE activity was neither related to the transcriptional control (RT-qPCR analysis) nor to the direct action of nonphotoexcited C60 nano/microparticles on the protein (in vitro results) but probably involved a posttranscriptional or posttranslational modulation of this enzymatic activity.

Their causes are uncertain but probably involve magnetic forces.

The causes for the accumulation in cells of abnormal amounts of fats (fatty infiltration and degeneration) have not yet been established with certainty but probably involve fat metabolism.

The pathophysiology of these associations has not been clearly elucidated, but probably involves common genetic alterations.

Why some cerebral malformations are more epileptogenic than others, despite similar histological features, remains enigmatic but probably involves differences in synaptic circuitry among individual cases.

Potential reasons for the observed variability between methods are many but probably involve regional variability of intragastric pH, contact of the electrode with the mucosa, and others.

The underlying host-pathogen interaction mechanisms regulating the CF-characteristic microbial "switch" from S. aureus and H. influenzae to P. aeruginosa remain, however, controversial and incompletely understood, but probably involve pathogen-derived factors, such as pyocyanin and host-derived immune factors as well as environmental influences.

Growing a small segment of your own food will require doing some reading, but probably involve much less physical labor than you expect.