it's not very probable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It's not very probable right now".

DASCHLE: I think it's possible, but it's not very probable.

This is a limitation of the study since prevalence of patients unable to consent may have been influenced by the excluded patients; however it is not very probable that all of them, especially the haemodynamically unstable, were competent.

Furthermore, it is not very probable, given the shown specificity of PLPs in the present and previous papers [ 8, 9], that the signal in the 0% GTS 40-3-2 40-3-2 40-3-2oss-reaction.

It may occur to him that if the defense is likely to be successful, then it isn't very probable that his own personal contribution will be essential.

Spain, Costa Rica and Nigeria had outcomes that were not very probable.

A change in intrinsic electron spin is not very probable, so conversion of a molecule from singlet to triplet or vice versa is slow compared with other molecular processes.

It has been suggested that Cnut received tribute from the Scots for Lothian, but as he had likely received none from the Bernician Earls this is not very probable.

Thus, the artificial sorting of unstained CAFs as cancer cells is not very probable.

Therefore a necessary and sufficient condition for the 5 different curves to be equal is the correlation being one, which is not very probable in practical situations.

Thus, even if all influenza A (H1N1) strains acquired resistance against oseltamivir, levels of resistance of >60% are not very probable unless resistance develops as well in the other influenza A subtypes and in influenza B. Second, we did not take into account de novo resistance in persons on prophylaxis.