Sentence examples for well most probably from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, RFM where NPV was maximized with 5%% discount rate performed rather well, most probably because it was good in terms of harvested volume and NPV.

MLPA using kit P096 which includes 6 probes within the Cri-Du-Chat (CDC) critical region, showed a normal result as well, most probably indicating a much lower level of mosaicism in uncultured AF cells compared to cultured cells.

In our current study, apyrase successfully prevented systemic evidence of LPS-induced necrotic and mitochondrial damage as well, most probably thanks to its remarkable effect on both endogenous TNF and IL-1.

Birth as well as most probably death of gene overlaps occurred over the entire time of vertebrate evolution and there wasn't any rapid origin or 'big bang' in the course of overlapping genes evolution.

Other existing integration work or methods can be used as well, but will most probably not be beneficial to use with respect to safety, end-to-end security, as well as engineering and maintenance efforts of the latter.

One corollary to Murphy's Law is: "If everything appears to be going well, you are most probably not aware of everything that is going on".

For example, in [18], a random construction was studied (each relay chooses n = 2 sources at random) and it was shown that E [ t u s ] = 2, but Var [ t u s ] = 2 as well, so that most probably tmin < 2 and d R < 3 (Proposition 2).

In this study, however, we showed that a significant increase of τD was evident also when [cGMP]i was strongly lowered (most probably well below the cGMP level in darkness in 1 mM external calcium) by background light during low Ca2+ exposure.

Comparing these results with the electrophysiological measurements in ACSF on the GAT-2/3 mediated tonic current component in response to SNAP-5114 and exogenous Glu suggest that although GABA can be released by the Glu/GABA exchange mechanism under control conditions as well, its amount is most probably not sufficient to activate the extrasynaptic GABAA receptors.

Ireland, England, France, and India all have well-documented such stones, most probably all tombstones.

With further jobs cuts to come at the Journal — as well as at the Times, most probably — it's all pretty depressing.