Sentence examples for probably infrequent from inspiring English sources

In both yeast and mice, therefore, direct interactions between splicing factors and the later rounds of transcription are probably infrequent events.

The first invasive populations were triploid females with gynogenetic reproduction; their MHC genotypes were probably infrequent in the new invaded habitats.

While reintroductions of infection are certainly an important feature in C. adustus rabies, reintroduction is probably infrequent, given that most C. adustus cases reported in 46 years followed 5 dog-to-jackal initiation events (8 ).

However, MET mutations have been previously described in SCLC specimens (Ma et al, 2003) and although probably infrequent, we believe further studies with larger number of samples are needed to definitively address this area.

In relation to practical application the behaviour is probably rather infrequent.

These 'mistakes' are probably relatively infrequent, which means they're not often observed," explained Dave.

BU is probably both infrequent and underreported in Peru and may often be misdiagnosed as leishmaniasis, which is more prevalent and better known.

From this we can estimate that genes that have recruited multiple active RNA polymerase II molecules are probably also infrequent in mice.

Our data, taken from three time points over three years (reporting takes place on the final day of March, each year) were probably too infrequent to observe more complex trends taking place over short time periods.

Mr. Zukerman's recitals have become infrequent, probably one reason for the large turnout on Thursday.

Pressed for current usage, he says, "Near East is probably the most infrequent usage, used in organizations that date way back".