Sentence examples for likely equivalent from inspiring English sources

In that study an expansion of human htES-like cells, likely equivalent to the cells described in this study for the marmoset monkey, was only possible in medium containing bFGF.

Analyst Sue Munden at Cantor Fitzgerald said a 10% placing was likely, equivalent to around £320m.

The system identifies which word or phrase in one language is the most likely equivalent in a second language.

These rocks are most likely equivalent to the ones exposed in the Bentong Raub suture zone.

As shown before, some pairs of plasmids are likely equivalent in terms of their global similarity, but they are mosaic replicons that contain genes from the other replicons.

All ten of the top models unambiguously agreed on the likely equivalent residues for the fully conserved lysine 7 (K120 in Rio2), aspartic acid 24 (D218), asparagine 27 (N223) and aspartic acid 34 (D234).

The real progress will happen when businesses go beyond simple compliance: I think the usefulness of the California Act and likely equivalents in other locations is still to come.

The majority of cDCs in the healthy SI also express CD103 and can be similarly divided into two subsets 24, a major population of SIRPα+ IRF4-expressing cDCs that we speculate are equivalent to murine intestinal CD103+CD11b+ DCs, and a minor population of CD141+ cDCs that are likely equivalents of CD103+CD11b− DCs 86– 86.

Much time and energy have been spent examining the characteristics that predispose children to insomnia and it is likely that equivalent factors influence sleep in PDDs.

The researchers found that male job seekers were more likely than equivalent female job seekers to be shown ads for high-paying executive jobs when they visited a news website.

The results show that, on average, software developers and programmers with foreign labor market experience are 18.9 percentage points more likely than equivalent applicants with Myanmar experience to receive callbacks first from employers and the difference is significant at the 5% level.