Sentence examples for probably specified from inspiring English sources

I think he probably specified a stronger construction technique of the Cuben-fiber sail.

This suggests that activity-driven mechanisms could select a small set of 'interesting' afferents among a much bigger set of initially connected afferents, probably specified genetically, a phenomenon known as 'developmental exuberance' for which there is considerable experimental evidence[34].

Your contract will probably specify your notice period, but if it does not you can fall back on the statutory limits of one week's notice for each year worked (up to a maximum of 12 weeks for 12 years).

Laws in your jurisdiction probably specify how one must dispose of outdated and unreliable smoke detectors.

We should probably have specified that when we argued that balance is unnecessary, we didn't mean "drop the actual science".

For these reasons, it is already under study in LTE [8], namely, under the so-called coordinated multi-point concept which although not included in current releases, will probably be specified for future ones.

As this study described the first attempt to study these variables over time, Asendorpf and Wilpers would probably have specified (had they used Bayesian statistics) an uninformative prior distribution reflecting no prior knowledge (see also Figures 1a and 1b).

Mr. Bush will probably not specify what portion of a worker's payroll taxes could go into the accounts, but he is leaning toward making participation in the accounts voluntary, his advisers said.

Suggestions: Add the VAS or NRS of the pain intensity (probably 0?) Specify if pain scores are for the feet, legs or pelvis.

What he meant was not specified: probably discounted tickets; the word "free" was never invoked.

In a late night monologue last week, Jimmy Kimmel delivered a particularly apt zinger: "When we said Trump should act more presidential, we probably should have specified — we didn't mean Nixon".