Sentence examples for the only probable from inspiring English sources

We can conclude that the Missouri and Upper Mississippi catchments represent the only probable regions where erosion of the underlying bedrock would generate sand rich in zircon grains of both Western Cordillera and Superior ages12,28.

Up today the only probable scenario to mitigate a collision with new Near-Earth Objects of 1km-size consists of theirs deflection by a very high-energy explosion (100 1000 MT of TNT) at the distances from the Earth comparable with the sun-ward scale of magnetosphere.

O'REILLY: The only probable cause is one person in Guantanamo said -- and she described, you know, loud music, stress positions, what do you say to that, Tammy, that there's been enough news reporting to raise it to probable cause.

"The only probable motive for culling greyhounds in these circumstances leads to a conclusion the animals were being killed for no other reason than that they were found to be underperforming after being trialled," Sydney barrister Clive Steirn SC is quoted as saying in a media release by Greyhound Racing NSW.

Several other probable binding registers of 24112 were docked on HLA-DRβ1*0401 but none of them completely displayed the characteristic binding motives of this alleles [25] and none allowed a perfect fit inside the PBR of this MHCII molecule, therefore suggesting that the only probable structure was YNMVIRRSM (underlined residues fit into pockets 1, 4, 6 and 9, respectively).

showed a chylous ascites related to portal hypertension, and left ventricular dysfunction was the only probable cause found.

In any instance, he says, the conclusion of the principle is not certain but only probable, the more probable the more frequent the coincidences.

If the premises of an "inductively valid" argument are true, the conclusion is only probable or plausible, leaving open the possibility that the premises are true and the conclusion false.

That can be authorized by "any attorney for the government," and the court needs only probable cause to believe that a federal felony is being committed.

The inference is only probable.

Demea objects that the argument's conclusion is only probable, but Philo responds that the real problem is that the analogy is so weak.