Sentence examples for that suggest probable from inspiring English sources
Phylogenetic analysis also reveals some associations between subtilisins identified in different prokaryotic species that suggest probable horizontal transfer of subtilisin genes between prokaryotes.
There was also an accumulation of fluorescence on the membrane surface of individual IPCs that suggests probable reactivity against tissue component.
Most of the expectation is based on a 1998 study that suggested that probable reserves could reach 60bn barrels.
Similar analyses are often conducted in studies of domesticated animals and plants in order to indicate plausible ancestors and to suggest probable changes that were experienced during their evolution under artificial selection.
This example supports the idea that Popperian corroboration for a biodiversity hypothesis arises only if the evidence is judged to be improbable — in spite of attempts to identify background knowledge that suggests that the evidence is probable even without the hypothesis.
In nongeriatric populations (younger than 65 years), such as the sample in our study, the threshold that suggests a 'probable case' of cognitive disorder is less than 27 points [ 24].
We performed the sequence analyses on KRAS, BRAF, NRAS and PIK3CA genes in flat part and nodular part separately, and a mutation of KRAS gene at codon 146 was observed at only nodular part, suggesting probable that nodular part be a precancerous lesion.
A score of ≥5 suggests probable or definite NASH, and <3 indicates that NASH is unlikely.
That suggests the bear would outlast the probable duration of the recession, which is a little hard to imagine.Ms Smith also mentions the analysis of Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, who studied a wide range of past financial crises.
Popperian background knowledge is assigned an important role in this interpretation — the investigator is obligated to try to discover any background knowledge that would suggest that the evidence is probable even without the hypothesis (for discussion, see Faith and Trueman 2001; Faith 2006).
Nor do we suggest that probable cause would be required for all inspections of private motor vehicles.
