Sentence examples for probably imposed on from inspiring English sources

Thus, greater risk of leaf dehydration and xylem dysfunction is probably imposed on the trees grown under higher atmospheric humidity in case of sudden weather extremes, because strict stomatal control over water loss is a crucial factor in preventing water deficit-induced xylem cavitation [ 13].

Professor Wu said the Justice Department could take up to a year to review the deal and would probably impose conditions on a combined Google-ITA to foster competition.

Eight Chinese cities – Chengdu, Chongqing, Hangzhou, Qingdao, Shenzhen, Shijiazhuang, Tianjin and Wuhan – will probably impose limitations on vehicle sales, which Bloomberg reports could impact vehicle deliveries in the rapidly growing Chinese market by400,000 vehicles – roughly 2 percent of sales there.

Countries would most probably impose sanctions on U.S. citizens as tourists or businessmen as a quid pro quo and form of retaliation against Trump and his administration.

However, the production of flower pigments most probably imposes costs on the plant and O. dictynnae might be more limited in resources that can be allocated to the anthocyanin production compared to O. heldreichii.

Dealing with regulatory investigations and a host of class-action lawsuits will probably impose further costs on one of the main victims of backdating, the shareholders of the companies concerned.

Reuters agrees that the Court will probably impose some conditions on the German government: Transferring too many powers to European institutions could be seen as violating a post-World War Two constitution and legal tradition that emphasises the sovereignty of parliament, intended to safeguard democracy after Germany's Nazi past.

Given that eating behavior differs among obese and normal weight individuals and that parental eating behavior traits are correlated with offspring's BMI, overweight and normal weight mothers probably impose different influences on the food intake patterns of their children.

However, mosquitos are also exposed to diverse microbes, microsporidia, and other pathogens during their larval stages when they live in septic standing water (Muspratt 1946; Bargielowski and Koella 2009; Wang et al. 2011), and these larval pathogens probably impose stronger selection on the immune system than the malaria parasite.

The point is that fears of default, by driving up interest costs, can themselves trigger default — and that because there's a crossing-the-Rubicon aspect to default, once a country crosses that line it will probably impose fairly severe losses on creditors.

"My fiancée will probably impose a Twitter blackout on the trip," he added.