Sentence examples for most likely founder from inspiring English sources

Marco Rubio's campaign will most likely founder in the coming weeks due to this voter sentiment and only serves to pull moderate republican voters away from Cruz.

We are thus confident in the estimate of one singly-mated female as the most likely founder size, although we acknowledge that we did not model other possible but less parsimonious invasion scenarios which may lead to higher estimates.

Even a source population with 50% less allelic richness than the French sample a value that is much higher than the observed standard deviation of that parameter in natural solitary bee populations (refer to Methods)–still yields one singly-mated female as the most likely founder population size (Figure 1A).

Phasing was performed with PedPhase 3 (Li and Li 2009), and then for each marker the most likely founder haplotype was returned using HAPPY (Mott et al. 2000).

The most likely founder at each position is assigned using a hidden Markov model (HMM) similar to the one used in GAIN, a genotype call-based method designed for pedigrees with inbreeding such as the CC (Liu et al. 2010).

The D/D backcross population is most likely the founder of the D-antigen expressing Agouti coat color (i.e. DA) strain.

We used our SNP data and the consensus sequences of the founders to estimate the most likely set of founder haplotype frequencies in the control and old populations across the genome.

Most likely because, as founder Mark Zuckerberg recently told Recode's Kara Swisher during a podcast interview: "I designed the platform, so if someone's going to get fired for this, it should be me".

For consistency, we baptized as ST1, ST2 and ST3 their central and most prevalent genotypes, which most likely represent the founder of their group [21].

At a given genomic position, we used the set of 100 SNPs on either side of that position to determine the most likely set of founder haplotype frequencies that would produce the observed set of SNP frequencies.

This lower frequency of S291G among European populations is most likely explained by founder effects associated with the species invasion of Europe (see discussion below) rather than fitness costs of OP resistance in the absence of selection [ 43].