Sentence examples for likely illustrated from inspiring English sources
The maximum, the median and the 75th percentile likely illustrated the homogeneity of the IVD tissues given by the concentration of the total MR intensity data around a few number of intensities.
The increase in regional GLAS volume per-hectare estimates as a function of increasing slope most likely illustrate the effects of vertical waveform expansion due to the convolution of topography with the forest canopy response.
This most likely illustrates different pathophysiologic mechanisms involved in leukemogenesis in different AML groups.
Even though these results may appear contradictory, they most likely illustrate an often ignored but crucial aspect of recognition events controlled by lipid bilayers.
Because most recurrences in the trial occurred within 2 3 weeks of completing therapy, the comparison of samples obtained at study entry to day-28 samples likely illustrates the differences between treatments.
Your broker can likely illustrate for you examples of an aggressive portfolio compared to something more risk-averse.
Therefore, when Hox genes are decorated by bivalent chromatin marks, they appear more permissive for background transcription as compared to other cell types where they are covered by H3K27me3 marks only, likely illustrating the increased resistance to transcription of the latter condition.
The spatial scan model returned three most likely clusters – illustrated in shaded patterns on the map – with the first most likely cluster located in or near to the contaminated areas (p = 0.001).
Meanwhile, gross domestic product data for the first three months of 2013, due out Thursday, also are likely to illustrate Japan's improved prospects.
Mr. Kirsch's partner, Tim Miller, chief executive of the research firm WebMergers, said the archive was most likely to illustrate the maxim that start-ups overestimate the short-term effect of technology yet underestimate the long-term effect.
The New York Times hailed him as "just the man, of all men now in the field, likely to illustrate by some daring act of war in which he has thrown all the energies of his chivalric soul".
