Sentence examples for probably not necessarily from inspiring English sources

This will almost certainly change in the next few years, but probably not necessarily in the direction "animal to man" but more likely in the direction "man to animal".

iPLA2 beta which is encoded by the PLA2G6 gene, is an enzyme involved in phospholipid hydrolysis with implications for a wide range of cellular functions [ 115▪▪] probably not necessarily limited to the mitochondria; thus, lipid accumulation caused by iPLA2 beta inactivation could be responsible for the initiation of α-synuclein misfolding and spreading.

They also concluded that it probably — but not necessarily — arrived in Brazil first.

When he became president a year later he introduced a military doctrine of "de-escalation", in which the threat of a limited nuclear strike, probably though not necessarily against a military target, could be used to force an opponent back to the status quo ante.

If poorer areas were more likely to vote Leave, then anything which is associated with poorer areas will also (probably but not necessarily) end up being associated with the Leave vote, and might therefore emerge as a predictor of the Leave vote purely in virtue of this connection.

Since [3a] is immediately preceded by [2], the antecedent of "he" is probably (though not necessarily) "a farmer", while "it" is anaphorically dependent on "a donkey".

The three scenes of the inner triptych are probably (but not necessarily) intended to be read chronologically from left to right.

Other questions are still up in the air: The name of the new carrier will probably, though not necessarily, be "American Airlines," and the elite status of the new carrier will most likely mirror the four-level system of US Airways.

A rejection of the null implies that the mAAC distributions differ in some way between the two groups, probably, but not necessarily, including a difference in means.

Any members of congruency-group clusters, whose position there is incongruent with 16S rRNA expectations, probably (but not necessarily) originated by LGT.

The " Summary Page" is designed to mitigate this problem by applying the following principles: a) focusing on the key fields; b) visually integrating information in these fields to facilitate detection of discrepancies and contradictions; and c) pointing out probably (though not necessarily definite) errors.