Sentence examples for most probably driven from inspiring English sources

A root to shoot translocation of MWCNTs is most probably driven by transpiration [170] as demonstrated for wheat (T. aestivum) and rapeseed (B. napus) [171].

The mouse hepatic microsomal intrinsic clearance was high for N-methyl analogues, most probably driven by N-demethylation to the secondary amines.

Thus, the ~20 25% difference observed in our study between serum serotonin levels of subjects from the first and the fourth quartiles of aspirin response is most probably driven by differences in intraplatelet serotonin.

Therefore the morphological changes were only associated with changes in E-cadherin expression, and this is most probably driven by snail [ 47] and reflect loss of epithelial differentiation rather than mesenchymal transition.

As suggested by our ChIP assays, the formation of this repressive chromatin environment is most probably driven by modifications that include deacetylation of histones followed by trimethylation of histone H3 K9.

Association studies using imputation with the 1000 genomes panel as reference showed that rs10498635 is the only independent association signal in this region and suggested that the association was most probably driven by the coding variant p.R279C which was in strong LD with rs10498635.

The increased rates of decay of the [3Fe-4S]1+ intermediates of D154A and (particularly) I151A can be rationalized by considering that the [3Fe-4S]1+ into [2Fe-2S]2+ conversion step is the one that most probably drives the monomerization process in wild-type FNR.

For example, before the advent of oxygenic photosynthesis, the most active ecosystems were probably driven by the cycling of H2 and Fe2+ through primary production conducted by anoxygenic phototrophs [5].

Even outside of the human sphere of influence, most recent adaptation is probably driven by standing genetic variation (Barrett and Schluter 2008).

Most probably to drive tumor initiation and progression cancer stem cells hijack those mechanisms of the normal stem cells which they use to restore tissue homeostasis.

-- Evolution is probably driven by several processes, the most important of which is natural selection.