Sentence examples for most probably used from inspiring English sources
The high content of Cannabis and Linum subfossil macro- and micro-remains in the sediment indicate that the pond was most probably used as a rettery for hemp and flax fibre production.
Between 8 40 p.m. and 9 21 p.m. the phone "most probably" used by Mr. Abaaoud was in "sustained contact" with the one used by Mr. Hadfi, according to the Paris prosecutor.
Shellac was most probably used to create a glazed appearance on the banner and also used to coat the wooden support pole.
"The early medieval population in Culmen most probably used for treatment: knives; sickles; belemnites; black elderflower; willow; narrow-leaf plantain; knot-grass; water lily; guelder rose; hazels; and the bones of cattle, horses, dogs and cats," the archaeologists note.
And also Actinomycetes was considered as the greatest producers of secondary metabolites, antifungal and antibacterial compounds (Bredhold et al. 2008) which is the most probably used for disintegration of parasite cell wall and finally death occurs.
The last three campaigns are almost exclusively based in Africa, furthermore in only one or two countries, assuming that anonymised UK phone numbers are most probably used by scammers located in Africa and hiding behind these European phone numbers.
The phone companies point out that even among the households that still subscribe to a copper landline, most probably use cordless phones, which need electricity whether the house has a copper line or not.
In a practical HSDPA system, however, the Node-B will most probably use only one scrambling code.
Under the hood, Apple will most probably use the Intel Skylake processors, giving a performance boost and improving energy consumption.
The IEDR strains most probably use efflux pumps to generate drug resistance [ 5, 6, 19- 21].
However, it is difficult to speculate about the nature of putative natural amino acid modifications based on data with only single amino acids and this issue will certainly require further studies, most probably using proteomic methods on endogenous substrates.
