Sentence examples for probably in relation from inspiring English sources

She also applied the word "gay" to Vladmir Putin, most probably in relation to the Russian Prime Minister's anti-gay views, but it's difficult to know for sure.

No difference was detected between the two arms after one month, probably in relation to the short duration of treatment [30].

Esmolol (ESM) a short-acting selective beta-blocker has demonstrated to improve cardiac contractibility and vascular reactivity probably in relation to an anti-inflammatory effect.

Renewed sedimentation during the last millennium could imply a shift to more arid environmental conditions, probably in relation to larger-scale climatic phenomena such as the Little Ice Age (LIA).

Adequate initial treatment was higher in the ICU population but patients with intrabdominal candidiasis in the ICU remain as a group with high mortality probably in relation to severity of illness.

Spermatozoa present in the first collectable 10 mL of the sperm-rich fraction (SRF) of the boar ejaculate (portion 1, P1) have higher documented viability during and after cryopreservation than spermatozoa in the rest of the ejaculate (portion 2, P2), probably in relation to different features of the surrounding seminal plasma (SP).

In any event, discussion of these cases is probably academic in relation to Rooney and Cabaye as most Premier League contracts now include a clause specifying that compensation for unilateral termination should be based on a player's "true transfer market value".

First, if the disagreement point is defined, as it probably should, in relation to the relative strength of parties in a "state of nature", then the scope for redistributive solidarity is very limited.

Patients who are aware or informed by doctors of their diagnosis probably choose in relation to disease severity.

However, in ultramafic off-axis hydrothermal systems of the Lost City type, the concentration of H2S is very low (Kelley et al., 2001), so little poisoning will probably occur in relation to the rate of the generation of new mineral surfaces.

Most people nowadays probably understand that in relation to, say, social networking services, if the service is "free" then the users (or, more precisely, their personal data) are the product.