Sentence examples for which probably combined from inspiring English sources

All manner of explanations were offered, many of which probably combined to give us something like the truth.

Discrepancies between morphological classification and clustering based on DNA polymorphism could reflect recent genetic breeding, which probably combined germplasm of different origins [ 20, 16].

Oxygen proportion is also outstanding in this material, which is probably combined in a great extent as mineral carbonates, such as CaCO3 and MgCO3.

Finally, the very small Vth shift in dual-gate OFETs can be explained as most probably combined bidirectional effects from top-gate and bottom-gate, which almost cancel each other.

These mechanisms are probably combined and our results do not allow us to precise which one contributes the most to the elevation of RI.

Taken together, all those reasons are probably combined to produce the "classical" transcriptome profile displayed on Figure 4, which never shows its finite nature.

The Pearl River Delta, which includes Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and half a dozen other cities you've probably never heard of with populations measured in the millions, has a total population which (probably) exceeds that of California, Canada, and England – combined.

At least one mobile phone operator, which probably knows more than the rest of us combined, agrees – EE has just launched a scheme to help you buy a set of Bluetooth headphones.

Which probably defeated the point.

Which probably happens like, never.

An implementation would probably combine the two to speed up the execution.