Sentence examples for most likely progenitors from inspiring English sources

Here, the influence is more likely Samuel Palmer, and though it might be attractive to see some of his early watercolours and ink drawings as connected in some way to European symbolism, to Odilon Redon, their most likely progenitors were writers of supernatural fiction, such as Algernon Blackwood and MR James.

The most likely progenitors of the QPC are quasi-periodic electron density fluctuations associated with magnetosonic waves, which are generated locally from nonlinear interactions of 5-min band Alfvén waves propagating from the coronal base.

In particular, viruses of H1g3.3 are the most likely progenitors of the pandemic 2009 H1N1 virus HA genes [12].

Previous AFLP analyses have suggested A. setacea-2x and A. asplenifolia-2x as the most likely progenitors of A. collina-4x [ 19].

Carthamus – C. oxyacanthus and C. palaestinus – as the most likely progenitors, although some attention has been paid to a third species (C. persicus) as a possible candidate.

Hypotheses regarding the origin of safflower have focused on C. oxyacanthus or C. palaestinus as the most likely progenitors, although C. persicus has also been suggested as a possible progenitor [ 14].

The latter is the most likely progenitor of the other "military" isolates, since it has the fewest mutations relative to strain 1942.

Of particular note is the close relationship between individuals of C. tinctorius and C. palaestinus, suggesting that the species most closely related to safflower (and hence its most likely progenitor) is C. palaestinus (Fig. 1).

As predicted from the individual gene trees, C. palaestinus is the most closely related species to safflower, and we conclude that this species is the most likely progenitor of safflower.

The most likely diploid progenitors of most Nicotiana allopolyploids have been determined using nuclear and plastid DNA sequence information [ 11- 14].

Based on genetic marker analysis, they concluded that the REN1-like resistance in V. vinifera subsp. sylvestris was most likely the progenitor of the resistance in the Central Asian V. vinifera accessions.