Sentence examples for probably they suggest from inspiring English sources

Bourn and Prescott, in common with an earlier review by Woese et al., 67) note that there was a tendency for some organically grown foods to contain a smaller amount of nitrate than conventionally grown vegetables, probably, they suggest, due to greater quantities of nitrogen being used in conventional farming.

Although the human and dolphin cases were probably not related, they suggest the role of the marine environment as a likely natural habitat for L. loboi and as a reservoir for infection.

Although the model parameters used in our comparisons are probably not unique, they suggest that physical picture embodied in the model provides a suitable starting point for modeling the growth of passive films on Fe.

The impact on females, they suggest, probably comes from the fact that developing males are bigger and thus use more of the resources available in the womb.

On a new recording of Haydn's "Seven Last Words," they lower the cello line an octave in places and borrow other ideas from the original orchestral version of the work, arguing that the standard quartet arrangement is not very thoughtful and, they suggest, probably not by Haydn.

The police watchdog has announced a review into mounting complaints about racism in the Metropolitan police, warning that they probably suggest a "much wider disaffection and dissatisfaction" with the force.

The authors reported that 26% of the genes encoded secreted proteins and of the 106 unigenes identified 15 were involved in trafficking and mineral binding, mechanisms which they suggested probably contribute to construction of the shell.

As someone who is likely more familiar with campus life and resources, they can probably suggest where to meet other people with your interests and validate your desire for a relaxing, substance-free social environment.

"If their reassessment confirms what I think it may, they will probably themselves suggest some changes in the plan, especially in the two-earner, middle-income family," Packwood said.

Susan Logan, editor of Cat Fancy, said that while brands' general odor-fighting claim is probably meant to suggest "they neutralize all odors," the Double Duty approach "seems like a really good idea and something I would be interested in trying myself".

And it's probably fair to suggest they could be facing 50,000 blank faces until "I Don't Like Mondays", but that's no big deal if you've saved the world twice (and have "Rat Trap" up your sleeve for the encore).