Sentence examples for more likely indicate from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, an intense tuberculin reaction is considered as more serious, and more likely indicate that a person is suffering from active disease or is about to develop it [19].

Our expectation was that mortality and other adverse events closer to ED presentation (30 days) would more likely indicate that the PE might be relevant to those outcomes, whereas events more distal to the ED presentation (90 days and beyond) would be less likely to be related to the PE.

Thus, high or low FST values more likely indicate selective pressures rather than dispersal rates of virions.

This could either represent evidence of recombination with the pseudogenes, producing a new group of functional sequences, or perhaps more likely indicate that the pseudogenes resulted from gene duplication events of Group 3 sequences.

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I had to enlist help in powering up the television, and then in the middle of the night it unaccountably turned itself on again, though this more likely indicates a flaw somewhere in my wiring than in the remote control, which looks perfectly normal.

Their presence more likely indicates cellular remodelling processes of hitherto unknown significance.

Not responding far more likely indicates confusion or dismissal-through-inaction than someone thinking "I'll save myself the click".

This may be allele-specific copy number exclusive to either the maternal or paternal chromosome, or more likely indicates the possibility that multiple distinct but related subclones exist within a single clonal tumor.

We observed two reads with MIDs not used in this study and 430 reads that lacked any recognizable MID, which could reflect contamination that occurred sometime after sample ligation but more likely indicates reads of too poor quality to identify the MID.

Whether the apparent low concentrations of prions amplifiable from the obex of the urine/feces recipients could represent a persistent non-pathogenic prion carrier state, or rather (perhaps more likely) indicates that an observation period far exceeding 19 months would be required to reveal ultimately pathogenic prion infections in these animals, remains undetermined.