Sentence examples for has probably identified from inspiring English sources

If we assume that we missed these 4 causes, then our search strategy has probably identified about 98% of known causes of sudden and severe headache (Table 2).

This isn't to say that all European based players are like this at all, but there is a danger which Maradona has probably identified.

Nevertheless, this review has probably identified more uncertainties than well-established knowledge.

BP announced a major offshore find in the Gulf of Mexico last month, while Anadarko Petroleum and its partners said they had probably identified a major petroleum basin running 1,125 kilometers, or 700 miles, from Ghana to Sierra Leone.

"In my youth, I would have probably identified with the romantic lovers, but now that I'm a dad cleaning up after two kids, I can readily relate to the sanitation worker with the bolt cutter".

"In fact, if Abu Omar had not been kidnapped, he would now be in prison, subject to a regular trial, and we would have probably identified his other accomplices". Spataro declined to comment on any specifics of the investigation because the case is pending in the Italian courts.

The majority of SNPs however became less significant indicating that for these SNPs we had probably identified false positives, although this could also happen to true-positive findings, as the initial discovery study tends to over-estimate the effect size.

This indicates that either the disease response mechanism could be somehow conserved or these four reports have probably identified most of the HLB responsive genes in the citrus genome.

Although low-dose aspirin is available over the counter, a 50% government refund at the time of prescription exists and is used predominantly for conditions requiring physician attendance; thus, we have probably identified most of the patients using low-dose aspirin on a regular basis in the North Jutland population during the period of registration.

And as we recruited GPs served by three different laboratories with a range of submission behaviour and 80% of those selected agreed to participate, we consider that we have probably identified a representative range of opinions from GPs in England about stool specimen collection.

Thus, although the principal region of dog origins has probably been identified, many details remain to be studied.