Sentence examples for latest scenario from inspiring English sources

And now that Ewing is playing 3,000 miles away for the SuperSonics in Seattle, Larry Johnson and Allan Houston admitted that the Knicks' latest scenario was invigorating.

"Our latest scenario analysis suggests an exit probability of around 67%." In a reference to the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers – the spark that detonated global recession – Megan Greene, chief economist of the Canadian asset management firm Manulife, said: "Grexit would be a Lehman-type event, but with a much slower fuse".

This latest scenario is particularly useful in disaster scenarios, because it can work independently of the conventional cellular infrastructure, which can be degraded or destroyed as a consequence of the natural disaster.

I had already made so many mistakes and felt some sort of societal perceived "three strikes and you are out" rule would certainly be imposed on the latest scenario.

Notably, the latest scenario of intron gain and loss in widespread eukaryotic genes includes only intron-rich intermediates on the path of evolution from the LECA to mammals (see above; Figure 7), with the implication that this line of descent never went through a stage of strong purifying selection allowing continuous evolution of alternative splice variants [ 53].

The Ayotzinapa family members and other groups and individuals publically provided long lists of plausible refutations of the P.G.R.'s latest scenarios.

I made more explicit that, seen in the light of introns-late, these data would not exclude an introns-late scenario.

However, the emerging view of an ancestor eukaryote that already contained a complex, intron-rich genome [[ 42- 44], this study] makes an introns-late scenario mechanistically difficult.

The alternative to introns-early is the 'introns late' scenario (hereinafter introns-late) under which introns are a eukaryotic innovation and, moreover, intron gain has been a continuous process during evolution of eukaryotes [ 14- 18].

In a sharp contrast, a different type of probabilistic model, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, offers an extreme introns-late scenario, with (nearly) no introns having survived from LECA [ 49].

In an introns-late scenario, the preferred occurrence in conserved sequences would suggest the insertion of introns very early in the eukaryotic tree, or assume a preferential insertion in ancient genes.