Sentence examples for most probably secondary from inspiring English sources

While Gurung continued to be treated by the doctors at Hamad general hospital, who diagnosed him with "anoxic brain damage most probably secondary to heatstroke" and hypertension, the fact that his sponsoring firm could not be tracked down affected the standard of care he received.

The bradycardia event in our first case was most probably secondary to an apneic episode.

These latter are most probably secondary particles (around 200 nm in diameter) formed by the agglomeration of smaller primary particles (as already observed by Li et al. [35, 38]).

She also had hepatomegaly and decreased subcutaneous fat, which was most probably secondary to her feeding problems.

A skeletal muscle biopsy showed a combined respiratory chain deficiency and a partial deficiency of coenzyme Q10 most probably secondary to the oxidative damage [ 117].

The lack of an effect on osteoblast differentiation in vitro suggests that the increased bone formation we observed in Optn D477N/D477N in vivo was most probably secondary to the increase in bone resorption, as occurs in humans with PDB (Ralston et al., 2008).

The involvement of Lewis acid sites in the generation of propyl radicals is assumed; olefins and C1 C3 oxygenates are formed with high selectivities even in excess of oxygen most probably via secondary reactions of propyl radicals and oxygen in the gas phase.

This effect might be attributed to long-lived lipid hydroperoxides most probably generated as secondary reactive species resulting from lipid oxidation by singlet oxygen.

Our work also implies the classification putting Stramenopiles and Alveolata together to form Chromalveolata may be unreasonable; the absence of CL synthesis and maturation pathways in amitochondriate protists is most probably due to secondary loss.

This nonspecific binding of the secondary antibody most probably represents binding of the secondary anti-mouse IgG antibody to host immunoglobulins.

Such deviations are most probably due to the secondary effect of induced currents in the ground, and not due to ionospheric conditions.