Sentence examples for particularly likely because from inspiring English sources

Customarily, the ghettos were enclosed with walls and gates and kept locked at night and during church festivals such as Holy Week, when anti-Semitic outbursts were particularly likely because of the alleged guilt of the Jews in the crucifixion of Christ.

This is particularly likely because a number of species were encountered only once.

Secondly, the survey respondents may have been the more motivated subpopulation with those who were not interested abstaining from participation and participation bias is particularly likely, because it is conceivable that people who have strong negative attitudes may be the least inclined to complete the study questionnaire.

All three are predicted to encode one or more transmembrane domains, and orf387 is a particularly likely additional candidate because it includes portions of atp6 (table 4; fig. 4 B ).

The ontogeny of social play seems particularly likely to be important because play is the most common venue for direct physical contact or proximity close enough to create a high risk of aerosol or fomite transmission.

Thus, the combination of low caveolin-1 and high TGFβ may be particularly likely to cause fibrosis because their effects appear to be mutually reinforcing.

Helpers are particularly likely to increase their effort, because prolonged group membership has more effects on helper survival than breeder survival under the risk of predation [11].

This would be particularly likely for the heterogametic sex because any mutation carried by one or the other of the sex chromosomes, even those corresponding to a loss of function, would be immediately dominant, as already underlined by Muller in 1940, and formalised as the dominance theory put forward by Turelli and Orr [ 57].

Voters resent illegal immigration, and not merely because illegals are particularly likely to undercut the pay of natives (and of other immigrants).

This situation is particularly likely to exist for cardiovascular disease because of the highly nonlinear dose-response relationship between exposure to fine particles and the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Finally, we sought to locate large epidemiological population-based studies of child mental health in Britain, because these seemed particularly likely to contain relevant information which would not necessarily be reported in an abstract.