Sentence examples for most probably ones from inspiring English sources

Chloroplast delivered signals, most probably ones connected with the production of reactive oxygen species, seem to be involved in executing senescence and cell death [ 73– 73].

But some anxiety - most probably one prompted by financial failure - had grown within him, blotting out all possibility of a future.

"He was most probably one of the worst, who hit and tortured without the slightest restraint," François told Europe 1 on Friday.

Most probably, one of the iron sulfur clusters located near the enzyme surface communicates with mesoporous electrodes.

As a distinct feature of Alzheimer's disease (AD), the presence of excess metal ions in the brain is most probably one of the main causative factors for the aggregation of β-Amyloid (Aβ) proteins.

This was most probably one of the reasons for the anti-tumor effects.

SH-SY5Y is most probably one of the most frequently used cell line to mimic DAergic neurons.

Most probably one or more animal/nuclearid H3.3-like variants gave rise to H3 variants of all opisthokonts (animals, choanozoa, fungi, nuclearids, Amoebozoa).

It's well known by local fishermen but not really on the tourist map and, being a bit of a walk from the nearest car park, you'll most probably be one of the only ones sunbathing or swimming.

"Most probably, no one will be alive on Earth to worry about it," he says.

CC will most probably be one of the very few feasible approaches for building structures on other planets, such as Moon and Mars, which are being targeted for human colonization before the end of the new century.