Sentence examples for we think it likely from inspiring English sources

While one can envisage a few membrane-interacting proteins, especially those with simple modes of interaction (as seems to be the case for ESCRTIII [ 119]), being able to retain functionality during a transition from archaeal to bacterial membranes, we think it likely that most membrane-manipulating machinery of eukaryotes arose after membranes were bacterium-like.

"We think it likely to play a role in the human condition".

"If her crime were committed today, we think it likely that there would have been an issue of diminished responsibility for the jury to decide.

"We think it likely that he had assistance both with the anthrax threats and with evading justice for so long," said Vicki Saporta, executive director of the National Abortion Federation.

We think it likely that oxidized phospholipids recognized by E06 (Fig. 6) and 25-OHC (Fig. 7) are the specific mediators that were altered by Tg6F leading to the changes in gene expression and immune cell composition in the small intestine and in the lung.

It is plausible that students' experiences in the garden are supporting their participation in science class, but we think it likely that effects run in both directions.

"We thought it likely that such a combination would be necessary to increase Aer Lingus's scale and achieve synergies to allow it to remain competitive in future".

Based on our past research, we thought it likely that companies with higher reputations would tend to financially outperform those with lower reputations.

Furthermore, we thought it likely that effects of inulin might be greater when rumen NH3 was already low, as would be indicated by significant interactions between inulin infusion and dietary RDP level on rumen NH3, milk production, and urinary purine derivative excretion.

The biases introduced by selective participation in the first survey were uncertain, but we thought it likely that those troubled by headache would have been among the responders.

The only known function of CIITA is as a transcriptional co-activator; therefore, we thought it likely that it drives the expression of a gene which enhances viral protease-mediated Gag processing.