Sentence examples for most probably less from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the abovementioned average dislocation velocity of 1 km s-1, one can calculate a shock duration of a few nanoseconds (most probably less than 10 ns).

DJ-1 silencing results in lowered TH expression and most probably less DA production [ 193].

Surgeons' experience in performing TSR is most probably less, and this may contribute to the inferior results for TSR.

In agreement, the outstanding positive effect of ω-3 on this aspect might have an importance for the reduction of tumor growth, but without impact on the percentage of tumor appearance, to which other mechanisms (genetic and nongenetic) should be better contributors and in which the ω-3 treatments are most probably less effective.

The significantly higher Axin2 gene expression found in chondrodystrophic dogs was further sustained by the significantly higher signal intensity for β-catenin-protein expression within the CLC-rich NP tissue as shown by immunohistochemistry, and most probably less degraded β-catenin as shown by the western blot analysis (see Additional files 6 and 7).

In any case, based on approximation of the total potential number of employees at each department, enrollment rate was most probably not less than 80% in the worst case scenario.

Hence, as demonstrated for HER2, in contrast to FISH, IHC is most probably the less reliable tool for discriminating patients on the basis of alterations in HER receptors [ 33, 53].

Rats were orally injected thrice a day and this most probably was less effective than the available phage-containing drinking water given that rats drink water, roughly, every 10 15 min which guarantees undisrupted supply of the phage cocktail.

Mr. Gupta also deliberately revealed inside information but is likely to receive a few years at most, and probably less.

Comet masses have not been well determined, but most are probably less than 1018 grams, one billionth the mass of Earth.

A court order would, to most, probably imply something less sinister; other pollsters had not made this distinction.