Sentence examples for likely subordinate from inspiring English sources

However, in this response system, the brainstem and spinal cord are likely subordinate to the primitive structures of the pros encephalon.

It is the first of a potential string of lawsuits aimed at stopping the blockbuster telecommunications merger, though it would most likely be subordinate to the Obama administration's case.

Social learning was also more likely in subordinate males than dominant males.

Acknowledging Iran's right to enrich would require acknowledging the Islamic Republic as a legitimate entity with legitimate national interests, a rising regional power not likely to subordinate its foreign policy to Washington (as, for example, U.S. administrations regularly expected of Egypt under Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak).

Also, because the males in the first experiment were housed in groups of four until two or three days prior to restricted female access, many of males used in this study were likely of subordinate social status.

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Most pups survived if they were born when no other females were pregnant, but death was likely if a subordinate female was pregnant.

In the single case of one locus mismatch, it was likely that a subordinate male from the same group was the sire of the offspring, rather than a mutation or scoring error, because the subordinate male had no mismatches.

We hypothesized that workers introduced into peer groups (i.e., workers of the same age as the introduced worker) would have an equal probability of becoming dominant as any of the other workers; whereas workers introduced into established groups (i.e., of workers that are four days older than the introduced worker) are more likely to remain subordinate.

Yet whichever basic method is adopted Basel's finely tuned risk-weights, as seems most likely, or the subordinated-debt approach with early intervention, which may have to wait for Basel 3 it will still fall to national regulators to apply the letter and the spirit of the new rules.

Thus, it seems likely that unrelated subordinates may indeed recognize that they are not kin of the wasp whose offspring they help to rear.