Sentence examples for probably arisen from inspiring English sources

Among primates, kissing as an inducement to sexual readiness is unique to humans and has probably arisen from the latter's upright posture, face-to-face communication, and the availability of the arms for clasping.

It has probably arisen from the partial evaporation of thin Cu film at 1050 °C.

Some of these proteins form superfamilies of proteins, which have probably arisen by divergent evolution from a common ancestor.

The difference in plant CO2 responses with age has probably arisen from acclimation of trees to the elevated CO2 concentration.

This depth correlation makes downward shifts by 1.1 5.0 cm for the GSDS2 depth profile, confirming no significant difference in the upper and middle parts between the two profiles but more or less difference between the lower parts probably arisen from the sampling in the field.

However, it seems unlikely that all currently known viruses have a common ancestor, and viruses have probably arisen numerous times in the past by one or more mechanisms.

This inside-out result probably arises from different cognitive comparisons.

It probably arose as an adaptation to scarcity of nutrients.

The process of parasitism probably arose in several independent cases.

I think a lot of it probably arose out of embarrassment.

The same results would probably arise if you went to four or five financial advisers.