Sentence examples for most likely correctly from inspiring English sources

Unlike classical inclusion bodies, where inactive recombinant proteins form large aggregates, non-classical inclusion bodies constitute of large amounts of most likely correctly folded over-expressed protein [22].

Diametric to the classification method based on IR, which is vessel width dependent (larger vessels are most likely correctly classified), the current SD-OCT based technique could correctly classify both large and small vessels.

For instance, frequent observers of the brook were most likely to correctly identify sewage as the main form of pollution.

The Egyptian population was most likely classified correctly because it is the most geographically and genetically distant of the populations in this study.

In terms of preventing toxoplasmosis, respondents were most likely to correctly indicate that avoiding changing the cat's litter box (77.9%) and gardening with gloves (74.3%) were methods to prevent toxoplasmosis in pregnancy.

BLAT localizations are the most likely to correctly match exon edges, due to the extra steps the algorithm takes to compute correct exon splice sites and match each nucleotide in the query sequence only once.

Pathogenic ncSNVs in promoter regions are most likely to be correctly prioritized by DeepSEA, GWAVA, and LINSIGHT, while CADD works better on prioritizing pathogenic ncSNVs in introns.

Taken together, these analyses suggest that although a small subset of reads may be erroneously assigned to the human genome, most reads are likely correctly assigned, and these reads appear to be authentic ancient human DNA and not contamination.

In other words, the manipulations that created the most change in the underlying pixel values of the photo were most likely to be correctly classified as manipulated.

As shown in Table  3, the questions that staff were most likely to answer correctly were those relating to depression and arthritis (management of arthritis: 82.1%, exercise: 79.3%), antidepressants and stroke (71.4%) and functional impairment and depression (69.2%).

When students were allowed to choose a question to analyze, the strong responses increased to 85%, indicating the students were selecting questions they were most likely to answer correctly.