Sentence examples for most likely mainly from inspiring English sources

This work shows that contrary to common assumption the agents investigated are unlikely to have acted chemically at the flame front, but most likely, mainly cooled the flame and changed the stoichiometry, i.e. the ratio of components of the flammable mixture.

In spite of variations in the maximum potential contrast (0.1-1.2 0.1-1.2st likely mainly due to a changing quality of tip-surface junction under otherwise same conditions - NCD films rich in sp2 (about 60% relatiVe content) employed in this study were able to retain the high enough potential contrast and consequently induce the self-assemost process.

This is most likely mainly due to the expected small deposition reduction in that period (from 1600 mol N in 2010 to 1400 mol N for the IE scenario in 2030, see Table 3), and at these deposition levels, critical loads are still exceeded in relatively large parts of the Natura 2000 sites (PAS 2015).

Dingoes may have the potential to regulate even the largest of prey (but see [50]), most likely mainly through risk effects [51], [52], but only under conditions of long-term pack stability can this be reliably tested.

As the primary keratinocyte preparation contains both keratinocytes and melanocytes and an earlier study on human skin cells has shown a preferential expression of selenoproteins in melanocytes [21], we investigated the possibility that the visible selenoprotein bands were contributed by non-keratinocytic cells, and most likely mainly melanocytes.

All investigated strains contain an L-arginine decarboxylase pathway, which most likely mainly facilitates polyamine biosynthesis.

This finding is, most likely, attributed mainly to light scattering and absorption (amount of tissue between cancer cells and CCD camera).

That study was carried out in a population where the transmission intensity was similar to our Thai study site and thus most likely concern mainly symptomatic infections.

Thus the males most likely consumed mainly sugar solution and only small amounts of maize pollen, which explains the low Bt toxin concentrations measured.

In this paper we have presented a number of lines of evidence which suggest that TTC4 is the human orthologue of the Drosophila pit47 protein: 1) The protein sequences of the 2 proteins show high levels of similarity, and this homology is not confined to the region of the TPR motifs; 2) Both proteins are contained in the nucleus and are most likely found mainly in the nucleoplasmic compartment.

The largest part of the glucan was hydrolyzed and converted via glucose into fermentation products, such as ethanol (and CO2) (48%) and glycerol (5%), whereas the remaining part (15%) was most likely used mainly for yeast growth.