Sentence examples for probably verify from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan's old dictum for Soviet disarmament — "trust but verify" — fails on both counts: We can neither trust nor probably verify Assad's actions.

Further experimental studies could probably verify the signaling regulatory role of ITAM/ITIM in various cellular activities.

James McAleese, a lawyer who advises military companies, said the data that was mistakenly supplied probably verified what both companies expected — that the larger EADS plane could carry more fuel.

If a message shows up that was spam, but was sent through sedna's submission interface (which requires SMTP AUTH), we probably should verify where it came from.

But those who rely heavily on bonuses and commissions will probably have to verify a history of that income.

Such a declaration would need to be verified, probably by UN inspectors.

Such a declaration would need to be verified, probably by UN inspectors, who would need to go in to confirm that the claims of the Syrian government were matched by what they found on the ground.

They're probably not even verified on Twitter.

Horses appear to have been selectively bred for increased size from the 9th and 10th centuries, and by the 11th century the average warhorse was probably, a size verified by studies of Norman horseshoes as well as the depictions of horses on the Bayeux Tapestry.

In the context of immersion tests, the absence of NaCl crystals should then probably be systematically verified (by EDX and/or XRD analyses).

The fact that ABA responsiveness of only few of the in-silico-predicted genes has been experimentally verified probably reflects technical limitations that hinder detailed gene expression studies, e.g. in highly specialised (and thus, often rare) cell types.