Sentence examples for has most probably been from inspiring English sources
Formate has most probably been emitted by the chipboards [31] at the back of the tapestry and subsequently adsorbed on the deposited particles, when propionate is a common Secondary organic aerosol (SOA) that forms in the atmosphere.
In D. willistoni the glob2 ortholog has most probably been transposed onto chromosomal arm 2R, equivalent to 2L in D. melanogaster (event B, Figure 1).
However, there is no evidence for further myosin genes and the myoL locus has most probably been assigned based on experimental artefacts.
Chloramphenicol resistance was almost exclusively found in hospital-derived samples indicating that, as with tetracycline resistance, chloramphenicol resistance has most probably been co-selected via linked trimethoprim and ampicillin resistance genes.
When the patient is assessed for memory problems the disease has most probably been ongoing in the brain for several years and has most probably induced nonrepairable disturbances of important functional neuronal networks and loops of the brain.
The vast majority of people who have been to a sporting event in recent years will have most probably been subject to a jolly good frisking at some point and, if carrying a bag, had the contents of their lunch analysed in minute detail, before being finally allowed entry to the ground.
A persecuted Hungarian community in Romania is remembered here by cavernous taped sound in which muffled voices of townspeople mourn and sing in idioms that in the 17 years since their recording have most probably been expunged by that country's crash course toward modernization.
Those younger girls had most probably been exposed to new or changed risk factors.
In addition, a few packaged genes have most probably been acquired from other viruses by lateral transfer [ 26, 27].
They have most probably been derived by horizontal gene transfer (Jenkins et al. 2002; Schlieper et al. 2005) because their taxonomic distribution in prokaryotes is very narrow.
Two subgenomes of the hexaploid have most probably been contributed by Pseudoroegneria and Dasypyrum, but the identity of the third subgenome remains unresolved satisfactorily.
