Sentence examples for probable because of from inspiring English sources
Now the protection often includes keeping seven men back.... Eleven of the Jets' 22 starters are listed as either questionable or probable because of injury.
Therefore, interaction between QD cysteine groups and TPPS4 molecules is low probable because of electrostatic repulsion.
Another alternative that has been floated to build a stake in BHP seems less probable because of the lack of leverage by minority shareholders in a company as big as BHP, China Business said.
Our results certainly suggest a common source of contamination and this is highly probable because of the frequent social contacts that occur among patients of a single care center.
Additionally, perchlorate exposure from the diet is probable because of the contamination of milk (Kirk et al. 2005), vegetables (Sanchez et al. 2005), fruit (Sanchez et al. 2006a), grain (Sanchez et al. 2006b), and forage crops (Jackson et al. 2005).
Although we did not conduct Southern blot analysis to determine their copy numbers, the presence of the two rpl6 copies in the rice nucleus is probable because of the accuracy of rice genome sequence data [ 20] and similarity to numerous rpl6 cDNA sequences in the database (data not shown).
There is a possibility that the unpigmented phenotype is based on a loss of photosynthesis genes, but this is not probable, because an expression of photosynthesis genes in unpigmented cells could be demonstrated by reverse transcription-PCR of mRNA, albeit at a lower level (unpublished results).
One potential problem with this proposal is that it has the consequence that no evidence can provide much evidential support to a hypothesis that is antecedently very probable, because as the probability of H approaches one, the difference goes to zero.
But he lamented that another serious undercount was possible, or even probable, because so many of the city's residents are newer arrivals from other countries and they fear inquiries about personal information from the authorities.
In a magma conduit, the latter situation is highly probable because the viscosity of the cooler magma near the bedrock is likely to be higher than that of the internal hot magma.
While there was some speculation that Ernst & Young might try to take over where KPMG left off, people close to Andersen said that was not probable, largely because of the defection of the Spanish office.
