Sentence examples for most likely process from inspiring English sources

We propose a model of intense electronically-stimulated surface desorption of the atoms as the most likely process for this damage mechanism.

It is argued that the most likely process governing this lifetime is photodetachment induced by background thermal 300 K black-body radiation.

The rest of this air xenon must be intrinsic to the mantle reservoir, and the most likely process to introduce it into the mantle source region would be subduction.

Since industrial activity is absent in the catchment area, th soil leaching and urban runoff are the most likely process contributing in Fe in surface water (Simeonov et al. 2003).

Much like the spread of a disease in a social network, we propose that brain networks most likely process information via parallel duplication along unrestricted walks.

Parents are given information, which they most likely process within themselves before they involve children, and the family process itself is likely to be slower.

A special attention has been paid to take into account the electrode microstructure properties as well as the most likely processes occurring therein.

These siRNAs are most likely processed from single-stranded hairpin RNA precursors in a process resembling miRNA biogenesis.

The hypothesis describing the most likely processes should then generate the most similar parameters for the observed pattern from real populations.

Either a simple hybridization event between an S. cerevisiae and S. bayanus yeast, or more likely, a multiple hybridization event as proposed by de Barros Lopes et al., followed by chromosomal loss and rearrangements are the most likely processes to have occurred, since they are common mechanisms for yeast genome evolution.

Because Mus81– Mms4 (Eme1 in Schizosaccharomyces pombe) exhibits higher cleavage activity on D-loops and nicked HJs than intact HJs, Mus81– most/Eme1 most likely processes an early strand exchange intermediate, prior to ligation to form a dHJ intermediate, to generate crossover products (Kaliraman et al. 2001; Osman et al. 2003; Mazon and Symington 2013; Mukherjee et al. 2014).