Sentence examples for unlikely data from inspiring English sources

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Moreover, in the study by Urban et al. [ 5], unlikely data of head circumference increments of about 4.7 cm per month were found.

The maximal absolute difference in the reported patient characteristics was 0.3% which renders a bias non-responders rather unlikely (data not shown).

Information bias was unlikely because data were not specifically collected for our study but for other purposes, i.e., routine clinical microbiologic diagnosis for S. aureus data and pharmacy accounting for antimicrobial drug use data.

The location of any equipment within the British embassy would make it unlikely that data from Mrs Merkel's residence and offices would not have been collected.

The government said it was unlikely the data reflected the scale of the issue.

It is also unlikely that data can always be generated by simulation as the models required would often need to be of such high fidelity that the costs of development and the run-times would again be prohibitive.

It is unlikely that data such as considered here will become available from real experiments.

While it is possible that activation of AQP5 may lead to increase in its water permeability and thus increase the metabolic capacity of the cell, it appears to be unlikely, as data in Xenopus oocytes suggest otherwise [32].

Whereas such scenario is not unlikely, our data on two chromosomal origins and a centromere shows that the alteration in chromatin structure is significant at origins and moderate to low on centromeres (Fig. 5).

However, unless specifically tailored to this task, it is unlikely the data will be collected in the requisite form for this approach to be used in the human household situation.