Sentence examples for most likely established from inspiring English sources
The earliest settlement at the height of Ambohimanga was most likely established in the 15th century, coinciding with the arrival of the Merina in the highlands.
In this scenario, modelling suggests that community transmission of the pandemic virus was most likely established by 25 April, around the time the virus was first recognised in the US and Mexico, two weeks before the first reported case in a traveller to Australia, and almost six weeks before community transmission was recognised in Victoria.
It does not contain cytochromes and the electrochemical proton gradient is most likely established by an energy-conserving hydrogenase (Ech).
This suggests that these groups were most likely established early in evolution and disseminated in the two plant species through speciation.
Influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 virus, which spread rapidly throughout the world in 2009, was most likely established in Australia (18 ) and Japan (19 ) before border screening was initiated in those countries.
Among other tasks, the group will most likely establish definitions for valid, invalid and fraudulent clicks.
Thus GNA1 seems to be active under the conditions tested and most likely establishes an equilibrium upon activation, which becomes imbalanced when gna1 is lacking, but which cannot be altered considerably by expression of additional, constitutively active GNA1.
The People's Liberation Army garrison that was announced over the weekend would most likely be established on Xisha Island, Mr. Wu said.
The American position will almost surely be seriously challenged in the near future, and eventually a pluralism of power -- or what Wilson loathed, a balance of power -- will most likely re-establish itself.
Recent studies have challenged this by showing that those species most likely to establish are often those introduced in the highest numbers and most frequently.
The analysis underscored the importance of influencing the decisions of adolescents between 15 and 17, whose extended experimentation with tobacco is most likely to establish them as ongoing daily smokers.
