Sentence examples for more probably with from inspiring English sources

rFTIR spectrometry could specify these results as vermilion, mixed either with lead white (Fig. 5b, MP3) or, more probably, with minium (Fig. 5b, MP6).

Under growing anthropogenic or environmental pressure from the Late/Final Bronze Age onwards, the opening of the landscape was not associated with expanding settlements, but more probably with a shift in forest subsistence economy activities.

An increase in migraine frequency several years after starting HCs is more probably associated with independent, non-hormonal triggers.

The main goal of the analysis is to separate each magnetic resonance image in meaningful clusters, highlighting zones which are more probably related with the cancer evolution.

The higher relevance means that the domain is more probably annotated with the term.

The higher relevance means that the protein is more probably annotated with the term.

More probably, patients with high BMI were those more frequently exposed to significant WL and malnutrition because patients and caregivers paid less attention to this loss in case of obesity.

It's not just us where it is difficult: it's becoming more and more difficult probably with the resources all the clubs have now.

Warming on that scale would more probably be associated with the extinction of human life on Earth.

Pertuzumab will only be effective in the HER2 subtype, and is likely to be used as an alternative to herceptin, or more probably in combination with that drug.

More probably, it became associated with prodigiously thirsty London dockhands, who were known as porters.