Sentence examples for most likely propagate from inspiring English sources

At a news conference after the spacewalk, Kirk Shireman, the head of the space station program, said that most of the station management team had expected that damaged spot to be a divot as opposed to a raised bump of "pancaked" shavings, and "of the two options, that's the worst one," since it means that the damage to the ring "will most likely propagate" as the joint is operated.

In comparison the genome of Java mouse deer has fewer BovB elements than other ruminants, especially Bovinae, and has in addition a novel CHR-3 SINE most likely propagated by LINE-1.

While the focal mechanism indicated slip on a thrust fault striking N.10°W with a shallow dip of 13° to the east-northeast, the rupture most likely propagated to the west, based on the mainshock location at the southeastern boundary of the aftershock zone.

Steric interference of tissue cysts with epidermal lamellae and dermal vessels most likely propagates development of chronic laminitis.

Recently transmitted disease is most likely propagated among a core of hard-to-reach patients in these areas [ 5, 51].

We made the assumption that a signal at the allosteric site is most likely propagated through the couplings already available in the inactive state (19).

It is important to note that since the rupture is most likely to propagate at an angle to the edge of the cylinder, the calculated velocity is an apparent velocity and is an upper bound for the rupture velocity.

It can also be argued that it is suboptimal and often too late to treat with an anthelmintic when clinical signs have already been observed, as animals showing signs of disease are most likely to propagate infection.

Scaling up native ornamentals through established distribution procedures would most likely require propagated selections of a limited number of genotypes.

Unlike the clonal outbreak strains found in the Pacific Northwest, the diversity and lack of clonality among the VGI and VGIII isolates from patients reported here indicates that these pathogens most likely have been propagating and diversifying in the United States for a long time.

This kind of deformation is accumulated in the SL layers, and the cracks we observed most likely originated there and propagate along with the structure to the top.