Sentence examples for most probably lost from inspiring English sources

Haired shells appeared to be the ancestral character state, a feature most probably lost three times independently.

On the other hand, some patients with infection are most probably lost to follow-up either because poverty forces them to live with their low-grade infection, they get treated elsewhere, or they migrate or die, and the true figures are bound to be somewhat higher than 0.7%and1.2%2%.

He noted that the bear — young, hungry and most likely lost — was probably just as scared as the people who spotted it.

Besides, most New Yorkers probably lost nothing.

It seems likely that the retrocopies identified in rice and A. thaliana by computational approaches represent only a subset of retroposition events because most events are probably lost quickly to evolutionary history.

If they were held accountable for strictly following the law in all cases, most would probably lose their jobs, bringing the state apparatus at the local level to a halt and endangering the system of government control.

In a largely post-religious society that argument has probably lost most of its validity.

Thousands of people probably lost most, if not all, of their livelihoods (the majority of Lhasa's small businesses have no insurance, let alone against rioting).

The most hydrophilic peptides were probably lost due to inadequate trapping during the online desalting step on the D column.

The court probably wanted to support the involvement of institutional investors in particular, Professor Perino said, because they not only have probably lost the most from a company's stock decline but also have the sophistication to negotiate with and monitor lawyers.

The cloverleaf structure of tRNA-Ser AGN) misses tRNA-Ser AGN which is missesg in mostheetazoan species, and is probably lost early in animal evolution [ 34].