Sentence examples for evident most likely from inspiring English sources

In group SCI + ES 63 d, the anterior tuberosity of the tibia was more evident, most likely because of the electrical stimulation of the quadriceps muscle.

This does not contradict what has been previously mentioned about the use of private services only (table 4), where the effect of income is not evident, most likely because the respondents are homogenous (i.e. users of private services).

The inaccuracy of colposcopy was evident, most likely on the basis of only a single biopsy taken in most cases (Gage et al, 2006) and not merely because of a 2-week introduction course.

This is further supported by the degenerate time-resolved absorption measurements at 3.09 eV (see Fig. 1a, which corresponds to Fig. 2b), where the excitation is below the direct energy states, and similar time constant (~5.5 ps) is evident which most likely comes from PA from the surface-related states.

Where their uncertainty about how best to bowl, and bat against, spin will be all too evident again, and, most likely, end up costing them the series.

Based on previous reports [ 9– 12] and this clinical result, it is evident that ASCs most likely play an important role in the repair of the torn meniscus.

I haven't seen the red card again - I have to see it and then make my mind up". Town have now taken only one point in their past 14 league matches and it looks as though the extent of Siewart's impact in West Yorkshire will not be fully evident until next season - most likely in the Championship.

Figure 10a shows the SEM image of the target irradiated with circularly polarized laser pulses with 4-MHz repetition rate at the dwell time of 0.25 ms. It can be seen that there is no evident of tip growth most likely due to the inadequate ablated material into the plasma.

We were thus focusing on those with a first or new episode of depressive symptoms evident post-fracture, and most likely resulting from the trauma of hip fracture.

Intratumoural heterogeneity is evident in human cancers and most likely contributes to differing chemotherapeutic responses.

Abnormal weight gain was evident with increasing age and most likely due to heightened fat deposition in all Mecp2 mutant mice [19,28].