Sentence examples for probably to indicate a from inspiring English sources

A better solution is probably to indicate a specific reason for an update being necessary, for example, when one (or more) new treatment options become available.

It would appear from the current study that at a restricted dietary non-protein energy level, carbohydrate inclusion negatively affects T4 production; this is probably to indicate carbohydrate as a non-preferred energy source (Nankervis et al. 2000).

On the other hand, Fig. 15c, d reveals part of the dark green island-like form between the island of Kalimantan and Java that was originally drawn with a fine black boundary probably to indicate the coastline of an island but was later overpainted with dark green to merge with the sea.

The lower number would probably indicate a pilot program, so to speak, for a few devices, to determine which should get the big order.

To a popular psychoanalyst, this would probably indicate a nation in furious retreat from reality.

These cases are clearly related and probably indicate a dissemination event related to the transport of companion animals.

Hence, these black grains probably indicate a structural defect in the film.

Those words probably did not indicate a supernatural being for Lincoln.

Our results probably indicate a correlation between aggression and stress hormone levels and suggest that hormonal-mediated adaptive behavioural strategies help to minimise the risk of nest predation.

It is rather interesting but not surprising [ 23] that the citizens in the urban area who visited HCOV, did it again for about 2 times during a one-year period; indeed, the higher contact/patient/year ratio compared to HCNM probably indicates a higher level of satisfaction with the services provided.

The electron-hole transport in LSGM ceramics was found to decrease when the sintering time increases from 0.5 to 40 h, probably indicating a considerable contribution of acceptor-enriched boundaries in the hole conduction.