Sentence examples for more likely selection from inspiring English sources

If they don't win here, then I suspect Panesar would become a far more likely selection for the second Test.

This correlation has been interpreted to be the consequence of either selective sweeps or, more likely, background selection [ 31, 51].

The pattern of X conformity test values, as well as the excess of mandarin alleles along the linkage groups, suggests that the presence of a small number of loci under relatively strong selection pressure on each chromosome is more likely than selection at multiple loci.

More likely, the selection committee will choose younger players.

The thicker the segment, the more likely its selection.

Clearly, the more contention slots and the fewer nodes there are, the more likely the selection process will succeed.

More likely, the selection of suitable promoters and plasmids is pre-requisite for regulated expression of heterologous genes.

PCA showed phosphorus was more likely a selection candidate at BBM and Whiteman; it was not favoured at Huntly (where it was more prevalent).

The authors [ 25] also noted other reports of similar skewed segregation in the same genomic region and observe that strong and consistent segregation distortion in one genomic region is less likely to be due to sampling error and more likely suggests selection favouring one parental allele.

This could either be due to the fact that, in our observational study, adverse events were not reported as rigorously as in a trial setting or (more likely) to selection of patients with no serious risk for bleeding in real-life clinical practice.

The majority of participants who could choose their articles opted for a balance of items, although voters who were already decided were significantly more likely to select an unbalanced selection.