Sentence examples for most probably introduced from inspiring English sources

The disease, named after the white coatings it leaves on bats' muzzles, first appeared in the US in 2006 in a cave in upstate New York, most probably introduced inadvertently by a visitor who brought fungus spores from Europe.

Because of limited contacts with outside populations, few opportunities were available for extraneous transmission, and, therefore, these HBV variants were most probably introduced to these villages simultaneously or within a very short timespan.

There is localised contamination from lithics of rhyolitic composition, most probably introduced in the upper regions of the conduit.

This description of two individual caspase subunits predated any 3D structural information [ 24], although the term 'inter-subunit linker' was most probably introduced later.

Therefore, the O1a* haplogroup was most probably introduced into ISEA populations during the origin of the Malayo-Polynesians more than 7500 years ago.

Some of these sublineages are most probably introduced from neighbouring countries, whereas others are circulating within Turkish cattle or are frequently reintroduced to cattle from persistently infected small ruminants, i.e. sheep and goats, which share pastures and transport vehicles.

Most sediment is probably introduced during extreme flood events owing to lithological factors, and thus extreme rain events that now accompany climate change are very important in sediment supply.

Like most other marine aliens, the Pacific crab was probably introduced to American shores in the bilge or ballast water of ships.

Like most other marine aliens, the Pacific crab was probably introduced to these shores in the bilge or ballast water of ships.

Like most other marine aliens, the Pacific crab was probably introduced to our shores in the bilge or ballast water of ships.

Football probably introduced me to racism.