Sentence examples for probably measured from inspiring English sources

My instinct says an infinite amount, but someone at Maryland University has probably measured the oxytocin release and come up with an actual ratio.

While disagreeing on tactics, both have made it clear that time is short, probably measured in months, to resolve the standoff over Iran's nuclear program.

One way to demonstrate this is to remember that the gap between domestic saving and investment must be equal to the current-account balance, which is probably measured more accurately.

We haven't quite gotten to hobbyist autonomous drones yet, as far as I know, but it's only a matter of time, probably measured in months.

The adult would have weighed about six tonnes - something like the size of a large modern elephant - and probably measured 14m in length.

"Woody plant lineages have evolved quickly, and numerous times to fire, but these 'quick' changes are probably measured in timescales of hundreds of thousands of years at a minimum," he says.

Or, in other words, we're probably measuring the wrong things and the right things are not amenable to measurement.

"These companies are probably measuring personality and IQ without realising," he said.

"Former Republican hopeful Steve Forbes endured numerous remarks about his blinkless stare... while Al Gore has been called 'wooden' so often that he probably measures himself by the board foot".

"On a clear night," he writes, "I could probably measure it from an aerial photograph: the more nurturing neighborhoods actually glowed more brightly during the holiday season".

From Figure 1, we would probably measure several critical dimensions on observed interconnections only.