Sentence examples for differences in probable from inspiring English sources
Thus, location, structure and depth of the burrows might have been the contributory factors for selection of alternative alleles at three loci Sod-1, Trf and Hbb (the molecules related to hypoxic tolerance), which reflect differences in probable adaptive strategy in M. booduga and M. terricolor.
In addition to these, there are differences in burrow patterns and site-preference for burrows suggesting difference in probable adaptive strategy in these co-existing sibling species.
Thus, location, structure and depth of the burrows might have been the contributory factors for selection of alternative alleles at three loci Sod-1, Trf and Hbb, which reflect difference in probable adaptive strategy in M. booduga and M. terricolor.
Differences in stability of probable or definite migraine and probable or definite TTH were assessed.
Differences in stability between probable or definite migraine respectively TTH were assessed using Chi-Square statistics.
Apart from probable differences in CAM utilization in different settings and countries, this variation is partially related to differences in the instrumentalization of CAM definitions [ 1].
From that, the authors construct a regression that shows the probable differences in tax liability from locating in different countries across the world.
We believe our approach is valid to address the very general question of whether risk of individual cancer types varied according to probable differences in pesticides used, as defined by different crops grown.
Probable differences in the overall levels of LBC uptake between states probably depend on a range of factors including availability of the technology through specific laboratories.
In addition, the absorption of coffee pigments by remnant resin tags may outweigh any probable differences in enamel surface characteristics.
It is a comparative accuracy assessment, in which each modeled dataset is compared to a set of reference data, recognizing both the potential for error in reference data, and probable differences in spatial support between the datasets.
