Sentence examples similar to limitations of probable from inspiring English sources

Public health officials can respond quickly to an identified threat and can conduct investigations without the limitations of probable-cause warrants.

Keeping such limitations in mind, the prevalence of probable PTSD among workers in the present study is comparable to that seen in airline-crash recovery workers 13 months after the event (Fullerton et al. 2004) and that observed by North et al. (2002) in firefighters interviewed 34 months after the Oklahoma City bombing.

Given the probable limitations of various pharmacological strategies that increase the amount and activity of BA in humans (59), further understanding of mechanisms regulating the initial development of BAs in WAT could enable new therapeutic interventions to stimulate and retain brown fat as an antiobesity therapy.

Limitations included probable under-reporting of hospice as source of admission; inability to distinguish which morbidity was the terminal illness and lack of information about patient/caregiver preferences for end-of-life care and place of death.

Unfortunately the clinical diagnosis of AD suffers from limitations in that it only allows us to speak of probable or possible AD [ 13] with a 93% sensitivity and a 55% specificity.

The older players have seen Baxter go from a pudgy freshman with limitations to a probable N.B.A. lottery pick.

Accepting the limitations of bioinformatics tools to predict pathogenicity, we did not find evidence of probable disease-causing variants within an alternative thiazide-sensitive sodium bicarbonate exchanger, SLC4A8, hypothesized as an alternative genetic candidate for FHHt [ 14].

Although the technical limitations of proteomics analyses are among the most probable reason for detecting peptides for <60% of the protein-coding genes, there may be another reason for not identifying peptides for certain genes.

"It takes the place of probable cause".

About 50 yielded charges of probable cause, Mr. Glantz said.

Locke distinguishes two sorts of probable propositions.