Sentence examples for used most likely from inspiring English sources
Mr. Reid is working on legislation that would allow spent reactor fuel to stay at the reactors where it was used, most likely in bulky steel and concrete casks, for extended periods.
The predicted lateral and longitudinal extent of deposit inundation was also sensitive to the type of DEM used, most likely in response to the differing degrees of surface texture preserved in the DEMs.
The results suggested that the community structure and diversity of bacteria, as well as the in vitro fermentation parameters, may be affected by the F/B that is used, most likely through a pH effect.
In this context, the N-donor triazole and tetrazole rings represent two categories of ligands that are increasingly used, most likely as the result of the recent dramatic development of "click chemistry" and Zeolitic Imidazolate Frameworks (ZIFs).
Tragically, it's sparsely used, most likely because so few people know about it: on our recent excursion, we noticed that only two other travelers made the full journey with us.
Malectin contains a consensus sequence for N-glycosylation, which is not used, most likely because the acceptor asparagine residue (underlined in Fig. 1E) is adjacent to the transmembrane anchor.
Our study confirms this finding and suggests that ART use most likely would dramatically reduce both early and late deaths.
Its use most likely affected clinical signs and the sickness behavior response of affected cattle; an effect on parasite propagation, however, is most likely minor.
The data on 2,205 bulls genotyped with 50K were imputed, with IMPUTE2, up to 800K using 845 heifers genotyped with 800K as reference and using most likely genotype as the predicted genotype ('800K-imputed', Table 1).
On the one side we are using (most likely) an excess of D6PK and PID for the in vitro phosphorylation studies and in the oocyte experiments and this may affect the results of these analysis.
This noun use most likely began as a shorthand way to say "podium finish" or "podium appearance," leading to such typical skier talk as "I got my first podium".
