Sentence examples for probably exists to from inspiring English sources
And there was undoubtedly a culture of permissiveness around "star" performers, which probably exists to this day.
Thus, a signal loop involving eIF4E andαvβ6 probably exists to play a key role in tumor cellular growth and migration.
Thus, a signal loop involving Ets-1 and αvβ6 probably exists to play a key role in tumor cellular growth and migration.
Dominance was more circular than linear, whereby B could sometimes displace A and C sometimes B, etc. Linearity in the dominance hierarchy measured in the very dry years of 2005 and 2007 most probably existed to minimize competition and risk of injury over access to water as a limited resource.
He concluded that a variety of mechanisms probably existed to explain why the retained leukocytes ultimately caused this myocardial depression including reactive oxygen intermediates, nitric oxide (NO) and tumour necrosis factor (TNF α.
Apart from Crk1, in order to tune the expression level of effector genes, there probably exists other molecules to upregulate effector production, although we could not find out.
For now, Apple is largely relying on user and developer reports via reportaproblem.apple.com — a site most probably don't know exists — to help them fight scammers.
The shortest interval between subsequent UC diagnosis following renal transplantation has been reported to be 2 months, suggesting that these UCs probably existed prior to renal transplantation [ 35, 37, 38].
The World Health Organization, after convening a meeting of experts in March, concluded that a link between air travel and lethal blood clots probably exists but is likely to be small.
As for the editing of books, there probably exists a cracker-barrel maxim to the effect that you ought not to allow authors to say things like "for — I believe — $8,000," but to encourage them to confirm the information.
Nearly 73percentt of American adults in 1991 believed that miracles definitely or probably existed, compared to 78percentt in 2008.
