Sentence examples for that render unlikely from inspiring English sources
However, comparison of this NK subset with NK-ireg cells reveals important differences that render unlikely any hypothesis of a kinship.
The call for slavery reparations, most recently by the prime minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines, is beset by logical, technical and political problems that render it unlikely that anything of substance will come of it.
The analyses not only fail to reject the null hypothesis, but also render unlikely a population effect size that differs greatly from zero.
While almost anything Utzon did during the design process is justified by the Opera House's success, his "artistic" behaviour (which included undertaking a series of travels that rendered him incommunicado for months) was unlikely to endear him to officials already mistrustful of a poetic and imaginative architect.
That renders the virus less lethal.
But comparison between the time course of HV-induced modifications in inhibitory mechanisms as revealed by TMS studies (5 10 min after HV ends [10, 11]) and in our sensorial responses following repetitive stimulation (immediately after HV ends) renders unlikely that our HV-induced VEP amplitude changes derive from transient inhibitory cortical dysfunction.
TGCCGC being the only characteristic motif renders unlikely that another DNA-binding protein (complex) with high specificity for a distinct recognition site is also involved.
The vastly unequal rates of LOH and GOH occurrences also rendered unlikely that the massive numbers of LOHs arose from technical errors, which would have produced LOHs and GOHs randomly at comparable rates.
This assumption was based on the presence of geographic barriers between various caves (e.g., mountainous areas between the Micos and El Abra regions) that renders a single origin unlikely [ 5, 7, 42].
Likewise, it is possible (if very unlikely) that animals fed modified crops could pass genes to humans that render antibiotics ineffective.
That seems unlikely, though.
