Sentence examples for likely to reconstruct a from inspiring English sources
We are more likely to reconstruct a message correctly at the end of the transmission if some degree of redundancy counterbalances the inevitable noise and equivocation introduced by the physical process of communication and the environment.
On Pt(110) surface, the surface is likely to reconstruct naturally at room temperature because of the repulsive NNN atomic interaction.
This indicates that while BSI-JC quartet puzzling is more likely to reconstruct the exact correct tree, the number of splits which are correctly reconstructed would be smaller.
For example, standard phylogenetic approaches are more likely, under many circumstances, to reconstruct a 'star-like' tree when applied to sequence data affected by recombination, which resembles the pattern produced under exponential growth.
It was not possible to reconstruct a likely set of ancient exons for either of these exon clusters because of the low bootstrap support and posterior probabilities, and because a large proportion of the sequences were rogue taxa (64% and 46%, Ig3 and Ig7 respectively).
Low node values were also somewhat expected given the strong bottleneck events endured by clonal populations (i.e., an equivalent of only two effective individuals, one haploid male and one diploid female and hence a maximum of three alleles per locus), likely negatively influencing our ability to reconstruct a correct phylogeny (Takezaki and Nei 1996; Estoup and Guillemaud 2010).
Some single mothers do manage to reconstruct a life with relative ease.
Because it is a totally different way to reconstruct a tunnel.
Each color channel is then separately reconstructed before merging to reconstruct a complete color model.
To reconstruct an Old Master painting, you first have to deconstruct it.
Sarah Palin is more likely to rebuild a brain than Roy Jones Jr is liable to reconstruct his slender chin, which Joe Calzaghe has identified as the focus of his attention at Madison Square Garden tonight.
