Sentence examples for term most likely from inspiring English sources
There is no portal specially designed for human-flesh searching; the practice takes place in Chinese Internet forums like Mop, where the term most likely originated.
With 4 cases decided Monday, the court now has 12 decisions to go before it can conclude its term, most likely by the end of next week.
The term most likely derives from the Akkadian kāribu, or kūribu (from the verb karābu, meaning "to pray," or "to bless").
The term most likely refers to payments based on a formula that, for some reason, could not be calculated accurately when the agreement ended in 2009, and pursuant to the agreement can now be calculated and paid out to Mr. Romney.
"It will likely convince policymakers to ease their policy stance further and we continue to expect a RRR [bank reserve requirement ratio] cut in the near term, most likely this month," he told Reuters.
It was the first time I'd heard the term, most likely because self-awareness is hard and I was a brown woman trapped in a white feminist's world.
However, irrelevant MeSH terms most likely will not appear in biomedical papers that study gene functions and gene relationships.
Then we select a batch of top-ranked terms with the highest prediction scores (i.e. terms most likely to be lipid related) as candidates for curation.
A team of physicians, blinded to treatment, independently reviewed the list of preferred terms prior to the analyses to focus on the terms most likely to represent true events of interest, regardless of occurrence.
Thus, if more keywords were selected to reflect terms most likely associated with foodborne illness symptoms, and a filtering procedure was conducted, correspondence between Internet searches and hospitalizations for specific conditions could be closer.
Ravens were found to reciprocate agonistic support for group members with whom they shared a valuable relationship in the long term but most likely did not reciprocate individual acts of support in the short term.
