Sentence examples for consider it improbable that from inspiring English sources

In sum, we now consider it improbable that species-specific restrictions to SIV Vif function can explain the lack of human infection with certain SIVs.

Because introductions almost always involve sampling and founder events, we consider it improbable that populations in the introduced range could have arisen from single population introductions and still retain this high amount of genetic diversity.

We therefore consider it improbable that we have failed to identify sufficient relevant evidence to substantively alter our conclusions.

I consider it improbable that two such stacked ring structures evolved entirely independently and therefore propose that such a structure was present in the common ancestor of Cyanobacteria and Myxobacteria, and that flagella evolved directly from it to generate the immediate common ancestor of Gracilicutes and Eurybacteria.

They added: "We considered it improbable that there is no link between estate reconfiguration, benchmarking and changes in operational policy, including the incentives and earned privileges scheme, and the shift in safety across the prison estate".

More than a dozen advisers to both sides said Sunday that although they did not have firm information, they considered it improbable that Mr. Obama would have opened the door to Mrs. Clinton's appointment without having decided, at least in principle, that he would like to make it happen.

However, scholar Bistra Nikolova considers it improbable that an ordinary village cemetery church would have an inscription by a Bulgarian tsar.

However, the authors of a retrospective risk analysis "considered it improbable that the missing uranium had indeed led to the reported health complaints" [ 5].

The working group considered it "improbable that all of the positive findings for nasopharyngeal cancer that were reported from the epidemiologic studies, and particularly from the large study of industrial workers in the United States, could be explained by bias or unrecognized confounding effects".

Volcanoes in the Japanese islands may be interrelated, they say, but they consider it highly improbable that the Mount Unzen eruption is related to that of Mount Pinatubo, 1,500 miles away.

But having asked Congress for authorization, the president's aides consider it highly improbable that he would order an attack if either chamber votes against it.