Sentence examples for most likely dominated from inspiring English sources

Viscosity profiles for milled barley grain fractions did not exhibit typical starch-based behaviour and were most likely dominated by soluble fibres.

Accumulation of Al and Fe in the canopy trimmed and no debris plots is most likely dominated by the adsorption of these ions onto the surfaces of the decaying litter.

The corresponding signature of elevated acoustic backscatter, an indicator for macro-turbulence39, visible in the downstream wake (Fig. 3e compared to the upstream flow, Fig. 3d) is most likely dominated by entrained bubbles40, and to a lesser extent, sediment re-suspension41 and perhaps fish42,43.

These are therefore most likely dominated by Hall currents, which by definition flow antiparallel to the convection streamlines.

Therefore, the EB of the sample annealed in N2 ambient is most likely dominated by the breakdown of bulk Y2O3.

The coherency in the residuals between observatories at similar dipole latitudes (and longitudes) confirms that the source of the contamination is natural, most likely dominated by the ionosphere.

Tony winners like "August: Osage County," "Doubt," "Proof" and "Take Me Out" would most likely dominate most arguments, along with deserving critical favorites like "Topdog/Underdog" and "The Play About the Baby".

That party will most likely dominate 21st century British politics.

While deal chatter will most likely dominate many private conversations, serious merger talk was largely shelved on Tuesday night.

Immigration and Islam are certainly worth a debate, and will most likely dominate the campaign in the coming months, but the country needs firefighters, not arsonists.

The methodology of the chunking approach is still open to this type of criticism, but data-driven reliance on corpus research will most likely dominate English instruction in coming years.