Sentence examples for perfectly probably from inspiring English sources

But the subjects with acute stroke and the normal control fail to be classified perfectly, probably because that threshold 1 with mixed area under curve is more difficult to determine than threshold 2. The clustering result also implies that appropriate distance metrics should be used to achieve sufficient discriminative power of DWI-based neural fingerprinting.

Some days it is perfectly clear, probably because Manhattan is an island; he describes one such day, when he watched two young men drink out of can and attempt to play saxophones on a rooftop near St . Georges Church in Stuyvesant Square.

Like an animal ideally adapted to its environment, McConnell fits into the system perfectly, which probably says something about the system.

I think that the popular notion of the writer as a person hiding away in a garret, unable to face reality, is probably perfectly true.

He said he believed that the patients who responded in the study were probably "perfectly consciously aware", although he knew others would disagree.

But then again millions of Scathophaga stercoraria, or dung flies, are probably perfectly justified in wanting to land on a massive pile of shite.

Bishop wrote to assure Rich that she had no objections: "I don't mind what you say of me at all — probably perfectly true".

Part three is "Garlic in Fiction".________ I think that the popular notion of the writer as a person hiding away in a garret, unable to face reality, is probably perfectly true.

I'd contend that a great number of oft repeated length estimates are likely grossly out and while many more are probably perfectly sound, it's hard to tell the difference at the moment.

Again, perfectly reasonable, and probably right.

"Even if you execute perfectly, it's probably still going to take you 18 months".