Sentence examples for whose probable from inspiring English sources
TTIP has been booed off the stage but another treaty, whose probable impacts are almost identical, is waiting in the wings.
"Pathans, or Pashtuns, are the only people in the world whose probable descent from the lost tribes of Israel finds mention in a number of texts from the 10th century to the present day, written by Jewish, Christian and Muslim scholars alike, both religious as well as secularists," Aafreedi said.
Positive anomalies of 50 to 70 nT are also observed at the Ijero-Ekiti location whose probable source could be traced to the undifferentiated metasediments in this region.
SLC2A9 encodes a putative hexose transporter whose probable substrate is fructose (17).
The phosphatidylinositol 5-phosphate 4-kinases (PI5P4Ks) are a family consisting of three isoforms in mammals (α, β and γ), whose most probable function is currently believed to be the regulation of the levels of their substrate, PI5P [ 1, 2].
Airy was severely criticized for his part in the failure of British astronomers to search for a new planet (Neptune) whose existence and probable location were predicted in 1845 by British astronomer John Couch Adams on the basis of irregularities in the motion of Uranus.
Patients who refused to fill out questionnaires and those whose diagnosis was a probable migraine were also excluded.
On the expiration of the timer, the role of cluster head rotates to other probable nodes whose residual energy qualifies above a minimum predefined energy threshold.
Especially notable are the 18% of parents with migraine and 50% with probable MOH whose children have not, on at least one occasion in the preceding 3 months, received the care they might expect.
Laboratory-confirmed cases were the probable cases whose rectal swabs tested positive for Norovirus using a real-time RT-PCR.
However, logistic regression analysis identified only a subset of variables significantly related to probable dengue, whose risk was higher among soldiers on duty in operational rather than logistic units, and lower among participants with regular use of bed nets (Table 4).
