Sentence examples for is quite improbable from inspiring English sources

Chemical sputtering, i.e., production of CH, which is a second-order process (breaking of a carbon bond followed by capture of H by the carbon atom) here, is quite improbable, and its yield stays well below 0.005.

The CESS report noted that while this may be a possibility, it is quite improbable.

Thus, it is quite improbable that the cross-linking agent BS3 could have accessed this residue; therefore, assignments involving K310 of PTP-SL were eliminated.

If the 53rd roll comes up snake-eyes, this was hardly inevitable; in fact, it was quite improbable, only a 1 in 36 chance.

None reacted positive, making the chance of having missed a slowly ongoing chronic encephalomyelitis very small: its existence in MS must be quite improbable.

But the mother-son-Katie triangle is quite frankly improbable.

It is one thing to win the FA Cup in improbable circumstances, it is quite another to defend it.

It is, quite simply, a moment of utterly improbable, instantaneous transformation.

What is improbable for a cell is quite probable for a clone, and the bigger the clone, the higher is the probability of the next mutation in one of the daughter cells.

Note that the possible combinations of the 27 LC's among 5 days is quite big (27H5≈170000), although many combinations are very improbable.

It is quite a comeback for Baghdatis, 25, who first charmed fans during an improbable run at the 2006 Australian Open.