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Among those, ass-like equids have remained particularly unstudied and their phylogenetic relations were poorly understood, most probably because they inhabit extreme environments in remote geographic areas.

The hypothesis underlying the PM studies of CL shown in Figure 1, of a specific infection (as in the great majority of infective disorders that are understood), most probably viral, is often linked, or contrasted, with the immunological hypothesis of Greaves (1988).

The basic mechanism is not yet fully understood but most probably an action on vascular proliferation, essential for the growth of collagen, and on pigmentation resulting from scar formation is involved [ 22].

I probably didn't understand most of what I was reading.

But he's 5 and probably wouldn't understand most of it or sit still long enough for me to get through half the list.

Unusually for the clan, the N-terminal domain of RgpB dissociates from the main body of the enzyme and, although the mechanism for this is not entirely understood, it is most probably due to a competing substrate in the presence of Ca2+.

After more than a decade of being in the popular tech lexicon, people kind of get the idea of "the cloud," but most probably only understand a bit of it.

After more than a decade of being in the popular tech lexicon, people kind of get the idea of "the cloud," but most probably only understand a bit of it.

The regulating function is the least understood but probably most valuable service provided by an ecosystem.

-More Americans are in support of the TPP than against it, but most probably don't understand the specifics of the policy.

The disease process as outlined in Figure 1 is therefore most probably relevant to understand both forms of lupus nephritis.