Sentence examples for generally improbable from inspiring English sources

Ubiquitous pathways of primary biosynthesis, having a long history of genomic optimization and metabolic integration, are generally improbable candidates for replacement by LGT [ 8].

However, for selection bias to have caused spurious associations, the differential participation would also need to be related to genotype, a generally improbable scenario.

Safe-sex strategies, which are contradictory to the myth of sexual spontaneity, may then get re-written into context-specific scripts that are generally held as improbable and consequentially less likely to become incorporated into a woman's personal relations schema.

State bureaucrats don't generally sit around pondering the improbable, so they had made no contingency plans.

While victory for the plaintiffs once seemed utterly improbable — it was generally accepted that Congress intended for the subsidies to be available, and the entire suit is based on a phrase that's often described as a typo — getting a hearing before the Court suggests that, at the very least, they now have a chance.

Some molecular-based studies [ 57, 58] also support this hypothesis, which generally is seen as the most improbable of the three [ 49].

This is reflected in both its absence from some research instruments, its simplified form in others and more generally its relatively high level of missing or improbable responses.

Since folk theories generally turn out to be mistaken, it seems quite improbable that folk psychology will turn out true.

He uses words like "favouritest", shows unbridled enthusiasm for simple pleasures, displays improbable fondness for largely silent old people and is, generally speaking, an inexhaustible source of goodness in a dark and uncaring world.

Burn in refers to the time it takes the chain to get to a region of high probability and samples taken during this period are generally discarded in order to avoid assigning too much weight to highly improbable samples.

He is generally regarded throughout the league as a better player than Houston, and it is improbable that Houston would return to Detroit, where he spent his first three seasons.