Sentence examples for methods is probably from inspiring English sources

But as Matt and I were just discussing, the fear that people will disown their traditional television consumption methods is probably a little bit overstated.

Overall, we believe that a combination of methods is probably most useful where PCOORD is used to find the main groupings and to look for outliers and intermediates and where detailed groupings are either confirmed or discovered by phylogenetic analysis of subsets of sequences.

100 These respondent scientists' apparent preference for goal-based arguments for the best (scientific) research methods is probably unsurprising.

One of the most advanced methods is probably that used by Ayala et al., who co-cultured dorsal root ganglia from mice with tumor cells [ 74].

Consequently, the uncertainty associated to the sequence of the ancestral steroid receptor as estimated with nowadays methods is probably too high to provide a firm basis for evolutionary conclusions.

The viral effort to reduce the epitope number accompanied by other immune evasion methods are probably meant to reduce the probability that an infected cell should be destroyed to a level allowing some of the infected cell to produce virions.

Jocketty agreed that merging the two methods was probably the best idea.

MCDA methods are probably the most common approach used for sustainability evaluation in the transport field.  .

The Nystrom and collocation methods are probably the two most important approaches for the numerical solution of these integral equations [1, 2].

Conjugate gradient methods are probably the most famous iterative methods for solving large scale optimization problems in scientific and engineering computation, characterized by the simplicity of their iteration and their low memory requirements.

Two critical concentrations determined by tensiometry and dye solubilization methods are probably reflect the onset of association process and transition from bimodal to monomodal size distribution revealed by the dynamic light scattering method.