Sentence examples for probably to be considered from inspiring English sources

The results have probably to be considered with caution, but as this is always the case for community detection methods, whatever network is used, this special character of communities in mobile call graphs appears rather as a particularity than a problem.

It has been reported that PGC-1α and PPARδ overexpression have probably to be considered as major regulators of muscle phenotype.

And by then, several other current players will probably deserve to be considered: Sammy Sosa, Griffey, Mike Piazza, Roberto Alomar, Rickey Henderson, Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Manny Ramirez, Nomar Garciaparra, Gary Sheffield, Rafael Palmeiro.

In fact, UBank would probably have to be considered the single most successful initiative NAB has launched in the last 5 years, wouldn't it?

"But if it's just a place to put money aside for future picnics, the interest it earns is probably not going to be considered good income".

I would love to see Jupp Heynckes get it but at 68 years of age, he is probably too old to be considered a long-term solution.

"But if the two weeks include Christmas and New Year's, that's probably not going to be considered reasonable," Mr. Abramson said.

Half of these are probably rare enough to be considered globally threatened and may go extinct before they are discovered.

Regrettably, the Paris attacks are probably not going to be considered unusual going forward, as the threat to soft targets throughout the continent can only rise.

His comments probably come too late to be considered at UBS's annual shareholder meeting on April 23.

While these differences were small (and so perhaps not clinically relevant), the differences in patient satisfaction and global assessment of change in leg pain also favored the primary group and probably were large enough to be considered clinically meaningful.