Sentence examples for we cannot probably from inspiring English sources

As hyperplasia-carcinoma sequence is not a main route, we cannot probably prevent carcinomas only by treatment of hyperplasia.

Let's say we are able to harvest elephant egg cells (which we cannot and probably should not do) and somehow coax these egg cells to accept the genetic material from one of our edited cells.

Even though we cannot (and probably will never be able to) positively prove this on the basis of fossil evidence, strong support to the prebiotic existence of an RNA-World comes from modern molecular biology: recent organisms still carry reliable clues suggesting that RNA had played a central role both in the metabolism and in the genetics of very early forms of life [ 3- 5].

But definitions such as the ones in the DSM cannot probably be expected to provide necessary and sufficient conditions for the phenomena they aim to define.

The cutoff value of 5000/ μL clonal B cells cannot probably be applied in CD5 MBL, requiring a new definition to describe those cases.

What type of "chunk of the rNOL" corresponds to a species cannot probably be decided without considering what biological features the in-edges and out-edges provide or remove from the "background organism".

These factors, however, cannot probably wholly explain that for example patients with schizophrenia have a baseline decreased insulin tolerance and increased risk for developing diabetes mellitus type 2, even before any exposure to treatment with antipsychotics [ 6].

15 Even if it occasionally is difficult to categorise player-contact based on circumstances preceding the injury, for example, if a player was pushed in the back or held by his shirt, 8 this cannot probably explain this apparent discrepancy.

"As long as we can't identify all the causes, which we cannot and will probably never be able to do, we should grant that for everybody there is a neurobiological reason for being abnormal," he says.

Unlike many of our grandparents, we cannot count on pensions and probably not even Social Security.

The answer is we cannot; and it's probably time to stop trying.