Sentence examples for more likely together from inspiring English sources

Thus, the clear cytotoxic effect of MBS extract may be related to the efficacy of α-tocopherol alone [ 39] or, more likely, together with phenolic compounds.

Thus, taken together, these diverse mechanisms might each contribute alone or, more likely, together to miRNA deregulation in human cancer [79].

The flip, featuring a crazy cut and paste-style scratch track credited to J Grey, was more likely put together by 2 Live Crew's DJ, Mr Mixx.

From the definition of mPHs and mDHs, we can see that the network motifs of an mPH more likely stay together in the same protein complex as the mPH while those of an mDH spread outside the protein complex of the mDH.

First of all, posting FPs in couples instead of alone, as is already being done by the Ministry of Medical Services, would make it more likely that together they would be able to guide their health care team in doing research.

From his own research, and his review of the academic and clinical literature, he concluded that two people were more likely to stay together, and stay together happily, if they shared certain psychological traits.

Couples that learn how to save together are far more likely to stay together.

Binge drinking makes platelets more likely to clump together into blood clots Binge drinking makes platelets more likely to clump together into blood clots.

Hence, although RIDGEs are more prone to be interrupted by evolutionary break points, there still seems to be an evolutionary constraint that favors recombination between RIDGEs, i.e. the resulting parts of a "broken RIDGEs" from one species were more likely to stay together with a part of another broken RIDGE during genome evolution, thereby keeping specific genes together within RIDGEs.

Would getting married make our family more likely to stick together?

If fathers take parental leave, their families are more likely to stay together.