Sentence examples for probably thus from inspiring English sources

The reproductive lifespans of members of a given species are probably thus optimised to match the time an individual of that species might expect to survive before being cut down by accident, predation or disease.

He was probably thus a cousin or nephew of the noted scholar Cenn Fáelad mac Aillila, and perhaps a nephew of Bishop Finan of Lindisfarne.

The strength of selection needed to explain such departures from HWE would probably thus be unrealistically elevated.

Most of these were distributed somewhat randomly, but it was also possible to define eight long (minimum of five genes) GIs with considerably many strain-specific genes and probably thus acquired rather recently by HGT.

Road pricing, which is probably inevitable, thus tends to proceed by stealth.

Harry Potter, probably unintentionally, thus appears as a summary of the social and educational aims of neoliberal capitalism.

Although trees were almost fully foliated at our last sampling season, our herbivory measurements probably were thus somewhat biased by early shed leaves.

Your grandparents also quite likely know you very well and are thus probably already aware of your frustration.

It will probably always be thus.

It was ever thus, probably no more today than in Regency times; eccentrics and iconoclasts are always with us.

It is thus probably misleading to regard them as revolutionary in their religious beliefs.