Sentence examples for have a probable from inspiring English sources

Zafar Iqbal, director of public health for the NHS in Stoke, said: "It's good news that we have a probable source, especially as we know that it has been dealt with through precautionary measures last week".

About this, he maintained, we could only have a probable opinion.

As upwards of 48% of HIV-infected persons have a probable psychiatric disorder, the possibility of cross-class drug interactions causing adverse effects or fatalities exists [1, 2].

Optically stimulated luminescence dating of K-feldspar, (involving the correction for anomalous fading of the luminescence signal), indicates that the younger terraces have a probable age range of: T5 — 31 to 40 ka; and T4 — 100 to ∼ 280 ka.

But in order to apply the mechanism to blood and guts, one needs to have a probable, i.e. not certain, hypothesis about how the ideal mechanism fits with the facts on the ground — that this arrangement of blood and guts is best captured by this mechanism not that one.

In "Eclaircissement VI," Malebranche urged that the idea of extension does reveal the possible existence of the material world, and that Descartes has shown that we have a probable argument for its actual existence deriving from our natural propensity to believe that there are bodies.

But additional research has concluded that she has a probable case of anthrax, health officials said.

Within 48 hours they had a probable diagnosis of pyoderma gangrenosum.

Patients who had a probable migraine or who declined to participate in the interview were also excluded.

With regard to the probability of infection, 28%% of infected patients were scored as having a definite infection, 17 % had a probable infection and 55 % had a possible infection (for definitions, see Additional file 2).

The nurses of 11 wards filled in the Braden scale every 5 days for each patient who was admitted without pressure sores and who had a probable stay of at least 10 days.