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

It's your job to shoot it down!" I said I very much liked the idea, as a challenge to the inelegance – the uncoolness – of being a nation of try-hards; a country that puts in the hours only to achieve relatively low productivity, probably as a function of those same long hours.

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

Furthermore, solid meals delay gastric emptying more so than liquid meals, and the rate of absorption of EtOH consumed with a solid meal is likewise slower than when consumed with a liquid meal, probably as a function of the rate of gastric emptying (Horowitz et al., 1989).

Bolstered by this finding, we subsequently hypothesize that the parasite switches 'preference' from CSPGs (CS proteoglycans) [ 2] to HSPGs as binding ligands, probably as a function of the availability of these molecules along the appropriate 'face' of polarized epithelia [ 16] as is found in both the midgut and salivary gland tissues.

The dives are also dynamic, with signal production and probably perception changing as a function of time and space (i.e., the male's position and orientation relative to the female).

Though we should probably always understand choice as a function of culturally regulated gender norms, we should not automatically assume that at the individual or partnership level, people are incapable of undermining those regulations.

And yes, this is probably in part a function of pricing: as individual songs get more expensive, the album is a relatively better perceived value".

And yes, this is probably in part a function of pricing: as individual songs get more expensive, the album is a relatively better perceived value". Or could it be that on-demand access is so readily available and was so quickly embraced that it is no longer exciting -- it is expected, and consumers are quickly moving-on from technologies that don't provide it?

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.

The drop in uptake of prevalence screening on a first invitation observed between the first and subsequent rounds is probably a function of age, as prevalence screening in the first round embraced the whole of the 50-69 age range, unlike the second and third rounds, and it is known that uptake increases with increasing age.

Marked clinical variability is a hallmark of ATD and is probably a function of genetic modifiers such as polymorphisms in genes that regulate autophagy.