Sentence examples for generated probably not from inspiring English sources

This has two effects: firstly not much fibrin will be generated (probably not enough for forming a solid clot) and secondly the active thrombin will only remain active close to the site of activation since it most likely will be inhibited before it can diffuse far from the activation site.

Here we generated new, probably not previously encountered combinations of host and parasite because the six hosts originated from different geographic areas from each other and from the parasite strains we used.

And the cash those sales generate is probably not repatriated.

First, If you're going to embarrass a journalism student to set up a rant about personal branding and user generated content, it's probably not a good idea to do it in a photo-bylined column (personal branding!) in which you use a letter you received from a reader (user generated content!) to artfully position yourself as an old-school newsman….

Regardless of whether this is accurate or not, it is clear that protective cross-reactive antibodies were probably not generated in every individual.

The projected costs of those actions are generating some opposition, though probably not enough to block any of the proposals.

It would probably not generate the exultation created by the Berlin concert: by the program, and not only by the orchestra's supreme musicianship and discipline.

The Market Place column in Business Day yesterday about Pri media's struggles with its Internet properties and efforts to bolster revenue misspelled the given name of a fixed-income analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, who said that breaking up the company would probably not generate much profit.

Marc Lacey (NYT) THE INTEREST GROUPS LEWINSKY JOB OFFER -- The job offer generated publicity all right, but probably not the kind that the nonprofit organization wanted.

Now, in terms of the outrage that's hoping to be generated here, Bill 89 will probably not be the hit that M103 was the bill is province specific and Islamophobia is the hot button issue of our time.

Cross-neutralization at high dilutions would probably not have generated a consistent profile of seropositivity across children of different ages (Technical Appendix Figure 2).