Sentence examples for is likely to relate from inspiring English sources
Although none of the alpha subunit related sequences we have analysed contain the FeMoco ligand His442, it is not possible to distinguish whether the function of these sequences is likely to relate to catalysis (i.e. NifDK-like) or to biosynthesis (i.e. NifEN-like).
The advertisement on that page is likely to relate to pornographic content.
This behaviour is likely to relate to the small but significant increase in the orientational ordering of the stretched segments (solid symbols in Fig. 6b) and decrease in the biaxiality (solid symbols in Fig. 6f) parameterizing the flow alignment of the segments.
The green paint seen in Fig. 6 is likely to relate to the green used by the artist to modify the browns of the cave, but further analysis with a species-selective analytical technique is needed to enable a full identification of the pigments present (e.g. in situ Raman, FTIR, XRD).
Here the discrepancy is likely to relate to the ease of identification of affected individuals.
This difference is likely to relate to a function of DAAM in regulating actin polymerisation rather than nucleation, and is therefore distinct from its role in filopodia formation.
Analysts said these costs were likely to relate to repaying tax credits in Europe rather than customer compensation.
While the poem is dedicated to the Great Class of 2014, undergraduates and alumni of all ages are likely to relate to it.
Historically, such problems tended to be religious, but in more recent times they are likely to relate to issues of economic and social power.
It's not entirely clear what the proposed changes will be, but they are likely to relate to section 18c.
