Sentence examples for which is most probably from inspiring English sources

The mother, Jamie Lynne Grumet, said, "I understand some of the breastfeeding advocates are actually upset about this," which is most probably true.

This fact was attributed to the high spatial variability, which is most probably masking the impact of anthropogenic pressures.

This effect is eliminated at low salt concentrations by a single mutation of a hydrophobic residue within BH19 sequence, which is most probably involved in non-native interactions.

In contrast, the biomarker fingerprints of the Jurassic oils reveal a predominantly humic origin, which is most probably resulted from migration contamination.

However, after 24 h, an accumulation of radioactivity was observed in the liver, which is most probably due to an uptake of MBs by the Kupffer cells.

That would be fine if we were talking about my Twitter feed, which is most probably a list of bad dick jokes and sloth photos.

There is a marked effect of solvent on both r1 and r2 in all these systems, which is most probably due to changes in the dielectric constant of the solvents used.

The energy spectra are approximated by an absorbed power law with additional structure around 6 7 keV, which is most probably due to iron and maybe reproduced by the disk line model with additional broadening mechanism.

Addition of NO to the fluidizing air when burning pyridine establishes that N2O is produced by reaction between NO and an intermediate which is most probably the NCO radical.

Cmm NCPPB 382 contains only a few IS, which are most probably nonfunctional [ 8].

It was found that micelle growth was significantly enhanced by increasing rhamnolipid bulk concentration, which was most probably accompanied with an aggregate shape transition.