Sentence examples for most likely undergoing from inspiring English sources
Considering the function of ABS, we conclude that the MHC class I genes identified herein are most likely undergoing pathogen-mediated balancing selection.
Previous studies indicate that molecules exhibiting abnormally low Stokes shift are most likely undergoing secondary effects, such as hydrogen bonding or binding-induced conformational restrictions.
When the NAA treatment was performed, the berry was most likely undergoing this developmental shift controlled by ethylene, which was still reversible.
In the aforementioned study, T-cell blasts, stimulated with soluble antibodies, were most likely undergoing AICD, and superoxide from apoptotic mitochondria was detected by intracellular DHE dye.
The positive covariance between the additive and ROH4Mb effect for regions most likely undergoing positive directional selection is expected to be due to the favorable allele(s) being driven towards fixation and therefore in this situation homozygosity at this particular region is beneficial to the animal.
Therefore, it is more reasonable to speculate that the metastatic cancer cell populations have a potential to form vasculogenic mimicry by sacrificing a small portion within the population and ensuring metastasis of the remaining cells; the cells forming vasculogenic mimicry are the ones most likely undergoing differentiation.
Some legislators said that it was far too early to predict what the Assembly's tax increase plan would look like, and noted that it would most likely undergo several revisions before it has to be melded with the Senate's budget on March 31.
The reconstruction will most likely undergo intensive scientific scrutiny, which Dr. Bromwich said he would welcome.
— Danilo Gallinari will most likely undergo back surgery in the coming weeks, ending his rookie season, which was more frustrating than rewarding.
Prospective students will most likely undergo an academic review and an artistic review before they are admitted to a music program at a college or university, the panelists said.
Ronnie Barnes, the team's senior vice president for medical services, said in a statement that Thomas would "most likely" undergo arthroscopic surgery "to determine the extent of the injury".
