Sentence examples for most probably explains from inspiring English sources

This superiority of heterozygous CT horses most probably explains why this polymorphism still exists in French Trotters.

The shorter time frame in our study most probably explains why we found linear trends and the other authors [ 3, 9] in contrast non-linear trends.

The analysis at necropsy showed that the vast majority of CII-responsive T cells is located in the lymphoid organs, spleen and axillary lymph nodes in particular, which most probably explains this poor discrepancy.

We found that in L929 cells knockdown of RIP1, but not RIP3, even potentiates TNF-induced cell death and shifts it from necroptosis to apoptosis, which most probably explains why RIP1 depletion in the absence of zVAD-fmk does not block cell death in L929 cells.

The C-terminal amide being in a sequence contex that is appropriate for the interaction with the sensory loop of ApsS most probably explains the differences in the induction patterns of the vraDE, vraF and dltA genes observed in this study.

In Southern Sweden a standardised protocol is used for hip surgery as outlined in the CP follow-up programme (CPUP) with early soft tissue surgery followed by femur osteotomy in progressive cases [ 1], and this most probably explains the variation in types of hip operations in the two study populations.

It is our assumption that improvement of the slow-wave sleep and REM is most probably explained by better patient comfort through better neuromechanical coupling.

Such difference is most probably explained by the simplified growth equation used in Ref. [14, 22], i.e., dL/dH = a 0 instead of Eq. 10, resulting in the neglect of sidewall adatoms.

The differences are most probably explained throughout lower Ca2+ affinity in the 'pellet' situation or alternatively by the unintentional removal of a fraction of DOPG molecules, which would increase the impact of MO lipids in the remaining pellet system.

This pattern is most probably explained by the intense drift undergone by the Roma groups, which might have shifted the allele frequencies of founder maternal lineages in the different Roma populations.

This is most probably explained by a small number of contaminating non-Tregs in the starting culture, which naturally respond more readily to stimuli and thus proliferate faster relative the Treg population.