Sentence examples for probably measures from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that the PRISM task measures constructs relating to quality of life, pain catastrophizing, and pain intensity and probably measures suffering in patients with chronic non-cancer pain, providing a novel and quick tool for clinicians.

"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".

Item SSE_7: "I have made plans on when to examine my own skin" probably measures the planning aspect of SSE.

Only the GSEA tends to declare GS1 as significant (in 10 20% replications of the experiment), as it probably measures both association with the target and enrichment.

Because the assay is expressed in molar units it measures the number of molecules present in the sample i.e. the assay most probably measures the total CgA content.

Therefore, an enzymatic test for MAP kinase activity in cytosolic extracts probably measures only a fraction of the total p-ERK activity.

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

All of them are probably measured by the BOLD response.

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

"It makes a nice difference for a short period of time, but that's probably measured in months — not years.

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