Sentence examples for likely arose from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the HMW-GSs are more distantly related to the other wheat prolamines and likely arose from an adjacent globulin-like gene (Anderson et al. 2003).

(It likely arose from the fact that compass readings grow wildly erratic near the poles).

One variant, known as HLA-B*73, likely arose in modern humans after cross-breeding with Denisovans.

He said the discomfort most likely arose from torn scar tissue, but he said he expected to be ready for opening day.

This situation likely arose from efforts to maximize arable cropland and manage streamside forests as woodlots.

Trap jaws likely arose to give ants the advantage in quick-draw contests against a favorite prey: termites.

Because these genes are similar to those found in bird flu, the 1918 flu likely arose from a bird virus.

The identified Lys42Glu variant likely arose from an ancestral founder, because eight of the nine identified alleles in 27,174 control chromosomes were of confirmed Ashkenazi Jewish ethnicity.

The specificity of the benefits to P1 (and not P2) likely arose because the effortful retrieval of P1 during P2 enhanced later retrieval of P1.

Our findings are consistent with the hypothesis that the annual habit likely arose multiple times in response to diverse climatic factors across a broad geographical range.

Arendt and Wittbrodt propose that both optical systems existed in an extinct common ancestor called Urbilateria and likely arose in Urbilateria's predecessor.