Sentence examples for likely distinct from inspiring English sources

One finds that the more pronounced their identities (increasing enrichment) the less likely distinct organelles fuse, i.e. the fewer autophagy-like processes occur.

There is now general agreement based on descriptor studies that perceptions of "work and effort," "air hunger or unsatisfied breaths," and "chest tightness" are separable qualities of dyspnea, and recent work suggests they are likely distinct [29].

If the first interpretation is correct, then O'Higgins is very likely correct in claiming that Collins and Toland are holding the same position, but if the second is correct then their positions are likely distinct.

Yahoo was tentative in its description of new problems, saying the incident was "likely" distinct from the one it reported in September and that stolen information "may have included" names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.

Thus, mechanotransduction and osmoreception are likely distinct pathways.

Thus, the functions of these two heme oxygenases in cellular physiology are likely distinct.

This indicates that the parameters likely constitute distinct, dimensional factors of bipolar disorder.

In particular, it identifies elements that are directly involved in binding to GPCRs or other activators, elements that likely engage distinct downstream effectors, and elements that likely link the activator-binding sites with the effector-binding sites.

Most importantly, methods to prepare the immunoprecipitated mRNP likely were distinct.

We show now that different IDC differentially inhibit HIV-1 and MLV, most likely reflecting distinct requirement for cellular splicing factors.

Our study revealed that T3E repertoires comprise core and variable gene suites that likely have distinct roles in pathogenicity and different evolutionary histories.