Sentence examples for hence be likely from inspiring English sources

The cAMP pathway is considered the major output pathway of heterotrimeric G-protein signaling [ 40] and would hence be likely to act as a coincidence detector between nutrient and light signaling.

Occurrence of variants in the reconstructed mitochondrial genomes was not exclusive for a particular world area, but generally a variable number of samples belonging to different populations shared the same homoplasmic and quasi-homoplasmic/highly heteroplasmic variants, while low-level heteroplasmies were detected only in single individuals and may hence be likely considered personal mutations.

In addition, I note how few of these faculty members were here when I was a student, and hence are likely younger than I am; especially Anne-Marie Slaughter '80, who, like me, is decades too young to retire.

Table 1 also includes information on number of protein kinase-like sequences lacking the catalytic base residue (aspartate) and hence are likely to be non-functional as kinase.

Moreover, most Pygmy-like groups around the world dwell in tropical forests [52], and hence are likely to have iodine-deficient diets.

Zinc oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles are one of the most frequently used nanoparticles in industry and hence are likely to be introduced to the groundwater environment.

Varieties differ substantially in potency and cannabinoid content, and hence, are likely to differ in terms of their potential effects in specific patients/indulgers4.

The council's projections are murky extensions of the present, and hence are likely to be as amusingly off the mark as the cities of the future based on the models of late-19th-century industrialization or Art Deco style.

SO: Our research results suggest that for high-skilled migration intentions, close networks which send remittances (and hence are likely to be better integrated in the destination) are more important than for low-skilled migration intentions.

Second, Philolaus' book seems to have been available to Aristotle's pupil Meno (DK 44 and–8) and hence is likely to have been available to Aristotle as well.

There is ample evidence demonstrating that the Spanish population is shorter and hence are likely to weigh less than the US, the UK or German populations [58].