Sentence examples for most likely precipitating from inspiring English sources

In 2010 the only other option open to Clegg was to stand aloof, tolerating a minority Tory government and most likely precipitating another election.

Table 3 lists the most likely precipitating causes of hyperglycemia among all 833 hyperglycemia visits.

Based on a recent report of a high frequency of electrocardiographic abnormalities in chimpanzees (Doane et al. 2006), malignant arrythmias are the most likely precipitating event.

This most likely precipitated the Libyan bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, killing 270 civilians, as revenge.

"Greece could have been frozen out of the capital market for a generation, it could undermine the fundamental structure and coherence of the euro and most likely precipitate a recession in Europe".

The microscopy identified Mg4Al3Si4 as the most likely precipitate composition, with possibilities for compositional variation within a single precipitate.

If the conflict remains unresolved over the next couple of years it will most likely precipitate a massive violent conflagration to the detriment of the Israelis and Palestinians, and will also severely damage the U.S.' security, economic interests and its credibility in the region.

With such samples the acidic PCA treatment, which dissociates HMGB1-protein complexes and most likely precipitates the interfering factors, proves very useful to measure the total HMGB1 concentration.

This strongly suggests the presence of factor(s) that interact with HMGB1 and inhibit its binding both to hcDNA and to antibodies, but are dissociated and most likely precipitated by PCA.

The present core would then most likely be precipitating solid iron in the form of snow at a single depth or in two distinct zones (Chen et al. 2008).

Nonetheless, bipolar patients list cognitive dysfunction, manifested by mental slowness, as the side effect most likely to precipitate lithium nonadherence (Gitlin et al. 1989).