Sentence examples for most likely contributors from inspiring English sources
Comparing clusters from three Neotyphodium species and E. festucae allowed us to determine which Epichloë ancestors are the most likely contributors of LOL in these asexual species.
Profiling of discovery compounds usually includes separate assessments of solubility, permeability, and susceptibility to first-pass metabolism, which are the 3 most likely contributors to incomplete oral bioavailability.
In our experimental system, grazers and sediment processes were the most likely contributors to PO4−3 flux.
These 168 genes, therefore, represent the most likely contributors to the reversible component of acquired resistance to sorafenib therapy and thus, may represent a "resistance signature".
To better identify the genes that represent the most likely contributors to the reversible component of acquired resistance to sorafenib therapy, we generated a Venn Diagram comparing the various groups (Figure 2C).
The most likely contributors include general management stress, xenobiotic exposure, malnutrition, parasites and disease.
BPI-121-407 is considered the most likely contributor of superior quality in the pedigree of IR64, although BPI-76 is also in its pedigree.
In the case of tri-nucleotide repeat expansion associated with human disease polymerase slippage is the most likely contributor to repeat expansion [13] [15].
Maté consumption showed a step-wise increase between volume consumed and urine 1-OHPG concentration We used tabular analysis to look for associations between these factors and tobacco smoking, the most likely contributor to urine 1-OHPG.
In the present study, relative and even absolute increases of LDH3 and LDH4 (p < 0.001) suggest that the uterine muscle is the most likely contributor to systemically measured LDH in the post-delivery period.
The diversity and the largely independent nature of chemical research efforts over the past half century are, most likely, the major contributors to the current poor state of chemical computational resource and database interoperability.
