Sentence examples for probably illustrating from inspiring English sources

The load of D78 seemed less in group 1 than in group 2, probably illustrating that the vaccine strain gradually disappears from the tissues with time (Table 1).

Many versions of this LiAc based protocol are available, probably illustrating that many of the different steps can be subject to change and are not strictly required for the final outcome.

Whereas cohorts I and II were not significantly different except for age (P = 0.024), there was a significant increase in disease activity, prednisone use and prednisone dose in cohort III (comparison of all three cohorts, P = 0.007, P <0.001 and P <0.001 respectively), probably illustrating the more severe disease state in these patients, as expected.

As we analysed the paralogy for all the RP gene families and used, after preliminary phylogenetic analyses, only the paralogs with the shorter branches, we hoped to obtain similar topology but with strongly supported nodes, this is not case probably illustrating that the number of taxa plays a significant role and is of major importance when LBA artefacts are into play.

Gaël Clichy's meek defending when James Perch scored Wigan's second probably illustrates why Pellegrini prefers Aleksander Kolarov, who is not immune to the odd dicey moment, while Joleon Lescott, making a rare appearance, was also shaky.

What I did get is quite a bit of support from people within the game and I think what that probably illustrates is a level of frustration regarding what you just spoke about [how a fan can verbally abuse a player or manager without any sanction].

The example of these two enterobactin receptors probably illustrates a more general phenomenon of siderophore receptor redundancy in P. aeruginosa.

By contrast, the Green Emperor probably illustrates the ideals of vitality and healthy lifestyle, as hinted by his culinary preference for "lettuce from the garden of the bear".

An odd quartet: the Dirty tour shirt, the "Disappearer" shirt, something sexy and red which doesn't even look like Sonic Youth merch, and a white Goo one that was probably illustrated by a very well-known comics artist.

The use of such seals by leading Norse-Gaelic lords, seated on the periphery of the kingdoms of Scotland and England, probably illustrates their desire to present themselves as up-to-date and modern to their contemporaries in Anglo-French society.

Another Latin translation of Greek works that was widely copied in the Middle Ages, probably illustrated in the original, was that attributed to Apuleius and this also contained the alternative names for particular plants given in several languages.