Sentence examples for combinations likely from inspiring English sources

SIM interacted favorably with all four licensed anti-HBV nucleos(t)ide analogues, especially at molar ratios that approximate combinations likely to be used clinically.

When either the high reference crop evapotranspiration exceeds a certain frequency or low rainfall does not exceed a certain frequency, the higher conditional joint probability and lower conditional return period of various combinations likely cause a water shortage, but the water shortage is not severe.

Therefore we designed and implemented a choice experiment survey to learn about public preferences for alternative best management practices (BMP) for stormwater water management, identify BMP combinations likely to be supported by local stakeholders, and to increase public participation in watershed management decision making.

Although there are hints that MEK inhibitors may be effective in NRAS-mutant melanoma, responses have been sub-optimal and combinations (likely highly personalised ones) will be needed.

The lack of common RE sites in one of these, pGOv5, facilitated the subsequent generation in this plasmid vector of sets of sub-clones, one for each FP CDS, representing those module combinations likely to be most useful.

A robust treatment pipeline has seen the recent approval of highly efficacious interferon-free regimens with a number of other therapy combinations likely to be approved over the next 2 years.

Mullen added that the main point was scale, with savings from the combination likely to be ploughed into boosting its online offering.

"Continued, though modest, strength in services and some limited recovery in manufacturing is a combination likely to deliver limited job, income and gross domestic product growth over the next few months, barring any sudden economic shock," he added.

However, VOC biodegradation experiments showed that ILs at 5% (v/v) were toxic for the activated sludge and a toxic synergistic effect of the IL VOC combination likely occurred.

This combination likely has Sisi concerned, says Omar Ashour, a senior lecturer at the University of Exeter's Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies and Chatham House Associate Fellow.

Those results add up to a close race with a lot of uncertain voters, a combination likely to produce many more volatile poll results over the next six months.