Sentence examples for unlikely basis from inspiring English sources

While men's underwear sounds like an unlikely basis for a clothing revolution, or a tech revolution for that matter, Bronstein (like David Sacks) believes otherwise.

In fact, adherence therapy may be 'dominated' by health education or involve lower costs alongside worse outcomes – an unlikely basis for choosing a treatment.

Studies show that both CAsE-PE and parental cells have a very poor capacity to methylate arsenic, making competition for SAM an unlikely basis for arsenic-induced DNA hypomethylation (Benbrahim-Tallaa et al. 2005a).

Buerger disease is unlikely on the basis of cytopathologic and histopathologic findings, and other vasculitic disorders were excluded on the basis of serologic findings.

This is a priori unlikely if the basis for the altered interference is heterozygosity per se.

It seems unlikely on this basis that L1 elements function directly as landing sites that enhance spread of Xist RNA.

Perhaps we have not measured all relevant aspects but we consider this to be unlikely on the basis of previous studies.

Cardiogenic, infectious and neoplastic causes were considered unlikely on the basis of clinical, imaging, BAL and pathology data and because our patient's condition improved upon drug stoppage.

Therefore, the investigators conclude, it appears unlikely, on the basis of this model, that climate change will increase malaria transmission in West Africa.

Inflammation as the sole cause of AD is usually considered as unlikely on the basis that peripheral systemic disorders rarely start with inflammation - there is an initial challenge that is required to stimulate an immune (or inflammatory) response [ 30].

Although Glo1 and Gsr were functionally shown to regulate anxiety in mice (14), it seems unlikely on the basis of this study that common genetic variants within these genes play a major role in the etiology of human anxiety disorders.