Sentence examples for probably a function of the from inspiring English sources

Doughty said the Kings were "thinking of things ahead of time," and on Monday morning, Coach Darryl Sutter noted that was probably a function of the team's relative inexperience.

Google Trends says search interest in "Hawaii" has risen 78percentt in the last 30 days, which is probably a function of the weather in the lower 48.

The reduced importance of long-loop feedback control in these systems is probably a function of the distributed targets of GH and PRL actions.

This is probably a function of the limited data available at the time the WHO estimates were developed (prior to 2004), and the on-going development of prevention of blindness activities (in particular a large increase in the numbers of cataract surgeries being performed) that have become established in east and southern Africa.

Whether it is described as Public Health or not is probably a function of the intention with which it is undertaken; our belief is that it could be undertaken with a direct Public Health intention.

In addition, an elevated error rate at the ends of contigs has been documented in other NGS studies [ 16] and is probably a function of the trade-off between contig length and quality during assembly of NGS raw reads.

In other words, with all other factors equal, the performance of a classifier is probably a function of both the (mechanisms of) action of the EDC and the population variation in organisms' response to exposure of these chemicals, both genetic and environmental.

Relationships dissolve and coalesce in a vague yet predictable fashion that's probably a function of both the group authorship and the arbitrary, episodic structure.

And in part that's probably just a function of the fact that the financial crisis has made people really skeptical of Wall Street, but I do think that there's a case where bringing in a new sheriff really made a difference.

If the race has veered between notable and soporific, with few of the sparks apparent in the races for Manhattan district attorney or even public advocate, it is probably mostly a function of the comptroller's job: arguably the city's second most important position, as chief financial officer, the job nonetheless lends itself to painfully dull campaign slogans.

In the other hand, endogenous NO could also result in contradictory effects, probably as a function of the intracellular redox state [25].