Steve McClaren's appointment as England's head coach has set in motion a chain of events likely to change the face of dugouts throughout the top flight.
Since the arrest, a chain of events looked likely to gain unstoppable momentum, threatening the future of investment in Russia perhaps the future of the nation itself.
The antiserum used here, raised against the A-chain of DILP2, is likely to cross react with DILP2, 3 and 5 expressed by the IPCs [16].
Due to the inter- or intra-stage relations, a chain of changes is very likely to occur as the consequence of an initial change.
Republicans said that the condemnation was the idea of Mr. Bush, not Mr. Rove, and that the president was well aware that his words would set in motion a chain of events that were likely to lead to Mr. Lott's resignation.
This is less about being large or small but being clear about goals and then clearly having a logic and a chain of activities that will likely lead to desired social impacts.
This finding clearly weakens the traditional Articulata hypothesis as it shows that a chain of ventral ganglia most likely does not represent an ancestral feature of arthropods.
The lack of a chain of command makes rebel abuses more likely.
Sustained exposures to fine and ultrafine PM likely start a chain of events leading to brain endothelial cell activation, disruption of the neurovascular unit, altered response of the innate immune system, neuroinflammation, and neurodegeneration [ 8, 30, 34 – 36 ].
However, Putin appeared to attempt to defuse the situation later on Tuesday by saying the downing was likely part of "a chain of tragic chance events, because an Israeli aircraft did not shoot down our aircraft".
The remaining 12% of all new arrangements are complex gains that likely arose by a chain of events (see Materials and Methods; fig. 4).
