Sentence examples for makes it improbable for from inspiring English sources

Apple argued that Myphone sounds "confusingly similar" to iPhone, but the Philippines' Intellectual Property Office said that the "fame and popularity of iPhone in fact makes it improbable for one to confuse my|phone product as an iPhone".

Moreover, the distance between the carbonyl oxygen (C=O) and the alpha-amino nitrogen (N-H) of the fourth residue away from the N-terminal is 7.6 Å, which makes it improbable for them to have a hydrogen bond, the primary requisite to be part of an AH.

Third, it lacks a coat protein and cannot form a virion, making it improbable for the virus to survive outside of a host.

The Beria incident makes it improbable that any prudent Bolshevik leader would venture beyond the Kremlin even for a few days.

His size also makes it improbable that he and a slimmer character could easily exchange raincoats, a crucial plot point.

For example, it is unlikely that lack of nausea is perceived by laymen to be a problem, making it improbable that our finding of an increased risk of hypospadias associated with lack of nausea could be explained by differential recall.

The significance threshold is corrected to 1/(number of genes) to make it improbable that false positives arise.

The high charge on the Sc3+ ion makes it an improbable candidate for the mobile ion and the O2− anions are likely to remain firmly attached to W6+.

Avril has been married to a wife-beater, which makes it all the more improbable that she would fall for a pugilist ignorant of her speciality, numbers.

The unrelenting gloom means suffering for the Greek public and also made it more improbable that the country can pay its debts in full.

These findings also make it very improbable that priming is an example of implicit top-down guidance as, for example, was suggested by Wolfe et al. (2003).