Sentence examples for most likely uses from inspiring English sources

Sun, X. et al. Bat-derived influenza hemagglutinin H17 does not bind canonical avian or human receptors and most likely uses a unique entry mechanism.

"It's our hope and intention to use those for other forms of ministry," said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the archdiocese, explaining that nursing homes and schools were the most likely uses for the space.

But in the case of BASF, Mr. Donnelly said, the most likely uses for the building are as a research and development facility or as back-office space for a company seeking to meet federal regulations requiring New York City businesses critical to the national economy to have redundant facilities, where operations could resume within a day after a major disaster.

That Trump most likely uses a ghostwriter is worth pointing out, because the behaviors and achievements we read as markers of success, the bits made legible to the world, are often animated by all sorts of unseen labor.

In the rather cloistered environmental niche inside xylem vessels, X. albilineans most likely uses strategies to avoid detection by plant defense systems.

As shown in other plant-microbe interactions, X. albilineans most likely uses various strategies to protect itself against sugarcane defense systems.

Like his brother Warren, he most likely used a church network of "houses of hiding" to evade capture for so many months.

When you share or click a link on a social network like Facebook or Twitter, you're most likely using a Bitly link.

For individual investors, the most likely use of LYON's is in tax-deferred retirement accounts like I.R.A.'s or Keogh plans.

Easy Mode is what it sounds like: A simpler interface with larger buttons that show the most likely used apps and features.

He also said terrorists would most likely use airplanes, boats or even cars equipped with foggers or sprayers, like those on crop dusters, to disperse biological agents.