Sentence examples for identified is unlikely from inspiring English sources

Thus, in butterflies, Antp function has been co-opted to the eyespots, where its function, still to be identified, is unlikely to be the modification of serial homologous structures for which Hox genes are well known.

Thus, we show that, even though the signature at specific time-points may be confounded with that of other selective or demographic processes, the temporal signature of past isolation and reconnection identified is unlikely to be confounded, and provides a robust signal.

Most of the included studies were RCTs, and we examined this group separately, so the associations with cancer we identified are unlikely to be due to unmeasured confounding in the assignment of sirolimus treatment.

However, the clinical diagnostic criteria convey >90% accuracy in large trials (Bensimon et al., 2009) and in our local pathology series, so the associations we identify are unlikely to be driven by a pathology other than progressive supranuclear palsy.

We want to emphasize that the most probable ion permeation path identified here is unlikely to locate using conventional simulation methods.

Even if they could be identified, it is unlikely that substantially large genetic effects for other cancers would exist, if the tagging variants have so consistently null effects.

Although this association was identified, it is unlikely that this factor has a role in the development of CPHP.

However, the number of episodes identified was small, making it unlikely that we have missed enough patients to affect our conclusions.

The neuronal elements in the islands of Calleja, which express m4 receptors, remain to be identified, but it is unlikely that cholinergic neurons are a major locus of these receptors.

Furthermore, as revealed in Figure 2, the novel ACE mutation identified (Q1069R substitution) is unlikely to affect the catalytic properties of the C-domain active center and should not directly impact upon the N-domain active center.

No significant association of the loss of HOXD10 expression in the primary tumour with the presence of metastasis was identified; thus, it is unlikely to be useful as a prognostic biomarker.