I. 1. Очень вероятно, что делегация

I. 1. Очень вероятно, что делегация уже уехала из Москвы.
2. Самолет,вероятно, уже прибыл в Прагу.
3. Он, наверное, придет вечером.
4. Они, наверное, согласятся принять участие в этой работе.
5. Они, наверное, согласятся на ваши условия.
6. Вы непременно получите ответ от него на этих днях.
7. Он непременно получит приз за свою картину.
8. Его книга будет непременно напечатана в России.
9. Они, вероятно, не приедут в мае.
10. Они, вероятно, не получили зарплату сегодня.
11. Театр, вероятно, не поедет в Лондон в этом сезоне.
12. Этот вопрос, вероятно, не будет обсуждаться сегодня.
II. 1. Правила, вероятно, изменятся.
2. Очень вероятно, что эта проблема будет обсуждена на заседании правительства.
3. Вряд ли он придет сюда.
4. Очень вероятно, что собрание закончится через час.
5. Он, вероятно, будет дома в шесть часов.
6. Эти меры будут, вероятно, приняты.
7. Они вряд ли скоро вернутся.
8. Очень вероятно, что он знает, где работает Андрей Иванов.
9. Товары, вероятно, будут доставлены без опоздания.
10. Очень вероятно, что завтра будет хорошая погода.
11. Маловероятно, что они кончат свою работу до конца мая.
12. Этот опыт, вероятно, будет успешным.

Результаты (английский) 1:

I. 1. It is very likely that the delegation had left Moscow. 2. the plane probably already arrived in Prague. 3. It's probably will come in the evening. 4. They'll probably agree to participate in this work. 5. They'll probably agree to your terms. 6. you will receive a response from him these days. 7. He will receive a prize for his painting. 8. His book will be printed in Russia. 9. They probably won't come in May. 10. They probably haven't got their salaries today. 11. The theater probably won't travel to London this season. 12. this issue will probably not be discussed today. II. 1. The rules are likely to change. 2. It is very likely that this issue will be discussed at a cabinet meeting. 3. It is unlikely that he will come here. 4. It is very likely that the meeting will end an hour later. 5. It will probably be home at six o'clock. 6. these measures are likely to be adopted. 7. They are unlikely to return soon. 8. It is very likely that he knows, where Andrey Ivanov. 9. goods are likely to be delivered without delay. 10. It is very likely that tomorrow the weather is good. 11. It is unlikely that they will wind up its work before the end of May. 12. This experience will probably be successful.

Результаты (английский) 2:

I. 1. It is likely that the delegation had left Moscow.
2. The plane probably already arrived in Prague.
3. He must have come in the evening.
4. They must agree to participate in this work.
5. They must agree to your terms.
6. You will certainly get an answer from him on these days.
7. He would receive a prize for his painting.
8. His book will certainly be published in Russia.
9. They probably will not come in May.
10. They probably did not get paid today.
11. The theater probably will not go to London this season.
12. This question probably will not be discussed today.
II of. 1. The rules are likely to change.
2. It is very likely that this issue will be discussed at a government meeting.
3. It is unlikely that he will come here.
4. It is very likely that the meeting will end in an hour.
5. He will probably be home in six hours.
6. These measures are likely to be accepted.
7. They are unlikely to return soon.
8. It is very likely that he knows where he works Andrey Ivanov.
9. Goods are likely to be taken without delay.
10. It is very likely that tomorrow the weather is good.
11. It is unlikely that they have finished their work before the end of May.
12. This experience is likely to be successful.

Результаты (английский) 3:

three indica not cultivars with different grain shapes were selected to determine the milling characteristics and distribution of phytic acid (pa) and six mineral elements including magnesium (mg), calcium (ca), manganese (mn), iron (fe), and zinc (zn), and selenium (se). Milling characteristics were very different among the not cultivars with different physical dimensions. similar milling times did not necessarily result in the same degree of milling (dom) for cultivars or not. the concentrations of phytic acid and minerals decreased with an increased dom. these results also showed that phytic acid and minerals except for zn and se were not evenly distributed and highly concentrated in the outer layer (0 < dom < 15%) of the not kernel. in contrast, zn and se seem to be relatively evenly distributed in the grain. optimum dom of about 14% was detected for Zhenong 7 (long and though grain); 10% was found for Zhenong 60 (medium - grain) and 9% for Zhenong 34 (short and round grain). the information generated in this experiment could be useful to optimize milling procedures for maximum removal of phytic acid, minimum mineral losses and weight loss in indica not cultivars with different grain shapes.