Sentence examples for likely restored from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that the shortest insertions were found in AtFH9 and AtFH10, i. e. the only Class I formins that have kept – or, more likely, restored – the consensus Lys residue.

Thus, while this depletion process is still in progress in several melanoma tissues, DNMT1 expression levels are likely restored in most melanoma cell lines that were expanded in vitro.

While Obama would likely restore civility and politeness to transatlantic discourse, the sources of friction are more profound.

The administration has been reluctant to give Wallace and other Souther Maoists military occupation which would most likely restore unity within the Southern bloc.

That new ruling would most likely restore the old requirement that workers had to wait a year before trying to oust their union.

By removing an option that we should never rationally use, we can immediately accomplish an often-cited Republican goal — reducing global uncertainty — and likely restore our triple-A credit rating.

In "Above the Debt Ceiling, Boehner Might Find a Blue Sky," (Economic View, Jan . 13, Richard H. Thaler may have the right practical idea about eliminating the debt ceiling, but I don't see how uncapping the debt and encouraging more borrowing will "likely restore our triple-A credit rating".

As the Post notes, even if Trump submits the draft budget, Congress will likely restore agency funding.

Congress has allowed 55 tax breaks to expire but will likely restore many of them, retroactively, in the coming months, the Associated Press reported. .

In our three independent TILLING mutants, the asparagine has been mutated back to aspartic acid, most likely restoring the function of AhFAD2A.

If only one of the repeats in the original tandem ββ fusion protein is damaged, deletion of the remaining nonfunctional part would most likely restore the highly active, single copy version of the parent MTase.