Sentence examples for studies most probably from inspiring English sources
Our paper shows that, because EPL rarely concerns all workers, such studies most probably overestimate the aggregate EPL effect, as well as the scope and the size of EPL reforms that need to be undertaken.
However, metabolite profiles of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) are not consistent among the published MS studies, most probably due to variations in the patient cohorts studied.
12 13 In these studies, most probably the training curriculum has a high standard and trainers are well-educated, resulting in positive participant reactions.
However, it is difficult to speculate about the nature of putative natural amino acid modifications based on data with only single amino acids and this issue will certainly require further studies, most probably using proteomic methods on endogenous substrates.
Thus, HBV/E variants from Colombia [53] and the 2 communities in this study most probably had different evolutionary and epidemiological histories.
This suggested that all the effectors identified operate through control of multiple target genes to alter the phenotype under study, most probably through the promiscuous nature of the RNAi/miRNA machinery in mammalian cells [41], [42].
The country-specific HEV evolutionary history observed in this study most probably reflects temporal variations in rates of transmission and/or exposure for HEV strains of the same genotype circulating in different geographic regions.
No cancers were diagnosed in the study, most probably because severe gynaecological bleeding was one of the exclusion criteria.
This means that potential determinants not included in the study most probably have a marginal effect as compared to variables included in the present study.
This study most probably underestimates the real burden of influenza, however the public health problem is recognized worldwide, and will further increase with population aging.
The present study, most probably, represents the first investigations on the effect of purified PR proteins from tuber extracts of a pharmacologically active plant on cell lines.
