The phrase "are likely to activate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a probability or expectation that something will trigger or start a process or action.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is expected to attract more customers, as it are likely to activate their interest in our products."
Alternatives: "are expected to trigger" or "are prone to initiate".
UV and MAMPs are different in nature, therefore, are likely to activate distinct signalling.
A second issue is that fMRI studies that compared imagery and retrieval have used modality-aspecific cues that are likely to activate auditory and visual processing regions simultaneously.
As tumor cells, ischemic tissue, and wounds are likely to activate both types of stress pathways, it will be important to understand the overlap and relative contribution of each factor in a physiological setting.
GABAergic inputs onto MGB neurons from IC and mostly from TRN are likely to activate tonic GABAAR currents through feedforward or feedback inhibition (Figure 3) [7], [9], [10] [11], [12], [13], [16], [16].
Additionally, our model in Figure 8F shows that both membranes, tethered and soluble GFRα1, are likely to activate RET in trans.
These patterns are likely to activate orientation-selective cells (Gegenfurtner, Kiper, & Levitt, 1997) and can be registered as base groupings without attention.
In addition, in most class A GPCRs the ECDs are not involved in activation, suggesting that the TMD is likely to activate independently of the ECD.
The persisting activity of LynB after LynA degradation is likely to activate negative feedback responses and ensure deterioration of membrane-proximal signaling.
In the malignant meningioma found to harbour gene fusions, the transcription activation domain of STAT6 fused to NAB2 is likely to activate genes targeted by the NAB2-STAT6 fusion protein.
A protease secreted by the parasite is likely to activate latent TGF- β associated with extracellular matrix (ECM) components, allowing activation of Smad 2/3 pathway through the TGF- β receptors (I and II) present on the surface of host cells.
Activation of the C3a or the C5a receptors is likely to activate small GTPases, which will in turn affect cytoskeletal dynamics required for proper neuronal migration.
