Sentence examples for probably detected from inspiring English sources

"You probably detected my frustration," Biden said to Raddatz and the audience in his closing remarks.

But I -- you probably detected my frustration with their attitude about the -- the American people.

But this discovery was fraught with controversy since a team of physicists working in Romania had probably detected the element a few years earlier, lurking in a sample of the mineral pollucite.

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Some of these problems were probably detected during routine checkups of cars by dealers while others were by customers, said Etienne Plas, a spokesman for Toyota in Europe.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 "You probably detected my frustration with their attitude to the American people," says Biden, again referencing the 47% gaffe.

Since both methods combine different antigenic proteins: B subunit of Stx2 or the whole holotoxin, either native or denatured, they probably detect different antibodies thus enhancing the spectrum of antibody detection.

She turned to me, probably detecting my bewildered look.

In chromatophores, they are arranged loosely, and so light-sensitive skin would probably detect changes in brightness, rather than forming a detailed image.

But in a detailed critique of Dr. Dembski's filter theory, published in the current issue of the magazine The Skeptical Inquirer, Dr. Taner Edis, a physicist at Truman State University in Kirksville, Mo., said that while Dr. Dembski's mathematics were impressive, his analysis was probably detecting only the complexity that evolution itself would normally produce.

Since shares have a floor but no ceiling, the upside for short-sellers is more limited than the downside.There have been cases of short-sellers seeking to profit by spreading false alarms, but they probably detect real fraud more often than auditors, regulators and bankers combined.