Sentence examples for most likely correspond from inspiring English sources

Increased rates of sea level rise will most likely correspond with a slowing in the rise elsewhere, like parts of Asia, where rates now surpass worldwide averages, Mr. Goldbeck said.

Particularly in the case of iTRAQ 8-plex we also observed an ion corresponding to double charged label (label++) and ions that most likely correspond to cleavage within the balancer group of the 8-plex label (see Figure 4 and SI Figures S-1 and S-2: precursor-labelfrag+).

The only exceptions are the humeroantebrachialis and flexor antebrachii et carpi radialis in Ambystoma which, as explained above, most likely correspond to the pterygialis cranialis, derived from the superficial ventral (abductor) musculature, in fish (Table S5; Fig. 2).

The background segmentation stage extracts those regions of the image that most likely correspond to moving objects.

The four colored keys at the bottom will most likely correspond to the "Recorded TV, Guide, LiveTV and DVD Menu" options present on the MCE2005 remote.

Thus, the formations of the lower and upper lava groups of the lava bed (Fig. 2d) most likely correspond to these two pulses.

Phosphorylation reactions are generally reversible, and the lack of the corresponding dephosphorylation reactions in the Tiger network most likely corresponds to a gap in our knowledge rather than their absence in vivo.

This most likely corresponds to when the potentiometer is set to its lowest resistance, effectively shorting the upper rail and ground together.

The position of the first two TMDs of PR directly in front of the lateral gate most likely corresponds to the previously proposed secondary binding site(s) for nascent TMDs at the periphery of Sec61 (ref. 32).

Based on the identified sites, the 25-kDa fragment we observed in apoptotic cells most likely corresponds to proteolysis at LFAD91↓A and near the C terminus of the PX domain (MLQD258↓P, QDPD260↓V or DVRE263↓F).

CheMin, also onboard MSL, found no evidence of hydrated crystalline minerals in the Rocknest soil at Gale, so the hydration of Martian dust most likely corresponds to a hydrated amorphous component.