Sentence examples for probably clock from inspiring English sources

In fact if you switch hospitals at the right point, you can probably clock up six different tests for Down's syndrome (scans, double and triple tests galore) and each will give you a slightly different result.

And then there's Sony's new The Order: 1886, issued to the press with a strict reviews embargo and instructions to not spoil the game's biggest narrative twist – which, honestly, you'll probably clock long before its reveal.

This "world-class" ice sculpture company charges $1,100 for three block frozen creations, so, something that would run the length of the Canada-US border would probably clock in at the $10-billion 10-billion the cost in lives fending off Wildlings and giants.

Our results indicate that the Bmal1 gene, and probably circadian clock function, is required in the pancreas for normal insulin secretion and normal glucose homeostasis.

This time around, Suffolk shows that Mr. Romney leads at 37 percent; Ron Paul at 18 percent; Jon M. Huntsman Jr., who probably has clocked the most hours in the state in the last several weeks, up to 16 percent; Rick Santorum at 11 percent; and Newt Gingrich at 9 percent.

Unless your eyes and ears are made out of cabbage you'll probably have clocked by now that we are releasing a book entitled Skins & Punks this week.

The two probably weakly clock-controlled genes, PCON_04507 and PCON_13506, are not differentially expressed under long-term light induction, whereas PCON_04507 is down-regulated in the short-term light induction experiments.

Your VCR probably had a clock flashing 12 00.

Instead, the ring of an alarm clock probably jerks you out of sleep.

"If you just take the ball to the corner, the clock probably runs out.

Indeed, directly analyzing all the raw traces without processing them would be pointless, as different components most probably have different clock origins.