Sentence examples for probably releasing from inspiring English sources

However, since early August, very shallow events (2 km) with thrust mechanism have occurred, probably releasing the strain energy of the unruptured fault in the north-easternmost section.

This suggests that the C2 and C3 neurons indeed both contain and utilize GABA as a neurotransmitter in the lamina: C2 probably releasing the transmitter from presynaptic sites that localized to enlarged boutons in a distal layer and C3 from similar sites at varicosities along their length in the lamina [9].

However, pressure-induced mechanical stress triggered β-catenin tyrosine phosphorylation in cultured chondrocytes [ 45], thereby probably releasing the molecule from adherens junctions and increasing its availability for intracellular signaling.

If it sounds too breathy, (like "huh-wuh"), keep working at it - you're probably releasing too much air at the beginning of the sound.

It will probably release a wearable something-or-other; a watch seems most likely.

Dallas will probably release Sanders after June 1, and the Redskins plan to pursue him.

He said the band would "probably" release another album, but added: "We're still revelling in coming back with this.

Debuting with £368,000 from 261 screens, yielding an average of £1,408, the film was probably released too widely.

Their hand could be strengthened considerably by the new surplus estimates the Congressional Budget Office will probably release later this month.

He said the band would probably release another album, but added: "We're still revelling in coming back with this.

A spokesman for the mayor, Edward Skyler, said Mr. Bloomberg typically got extensions and would probably release limited tax information this summer.