Sentence examples for a likely convergence from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, these data suggest that OPA1 cleavage is a likely convergence point for mitochondrial dysfunction and imbalances in mitochondrial fission and fusion induced by oxidative or nitrosative stress.

The finding that the same genetic factor(s)/mechanism(s) are possibly involved in the formation of the tritocerebral segment elevates this feature from a likely convergence to a possible synapomorphic character.

Considering the likely convergence of the insulin/IGF-1, AMPK/TOR and cAMP/PKA signaling pathways into a network regulating longevity in worms, fruit flies and mammals (see above), it is conceivable that - akin to TOR - the insulin/IGF-1 and cAMP/PKA pathways may contribute to the beneficial effect of CR/DR on their longevity.

For Bayesians, the Likelihood Ratio Convergence Theorem further implies the likely convergence to agreement near 0 of the posterior probabilities of false competitors of a true hypothesis.

The accumulation of pseudogenes is a convergent trait evident in these genomes, and shared patterns of pseudogene formation is a likely mechanism for phenotypic convergence.

However, E2-BSA plus BPA induced an effect equivalent to those of E2-BSA of BPA alone, indicating a lack of synergistic or antagonistic effect and likely a convergence in the activated pathways.

Interferometry measurements provide compelling evidences that the mechanisms responsible for the generations of the layer-type and clump-type plasma structures are, respectively, very likely ion convergence of tidal wind shear in a thin region and the wind shear associated with propagating gravity wave (Chu et al. 2013).

This pathway is likely the convergence point of the regulatory signals, and it is associated with late stage osteoblast differentiation and mineralization.

To determine the likely spatial convergence of reported activations across studies, the resulting coordinates were submitted to an ALE (activation likelihood estimate) analysis, which takes spatial uncertainty into account, using GingerALE software [ Laird et al., 2009] and thresholded with a false discovery rate of q < 0.05.

Although there is an ongoing debate about the relationships at the base of the metazoan tree, cnidarians (including sea anemones) and bilaterians (including vertebrates) last shared a common ancestor many hundreds of millions of years ago (Nosenko et al. 2013); thus, this result most likely reflects convergence in amino acid sequence between salamanders and N. vectensis.

As a result, convergence is likely to progress on a city-by-city basis until the whole country is covered.