Sentence examples for which likely led from inspiring English sources
"We believe there was an escalation in the discussion, which likely led Mr. Garcia to fire several rounds from his service weapon, hitting Mr. Kozak," said Steven Martinez, the special agent in charge for the F.B.I. in Los Angeles.
In polar solvents, the dissociation equilibrium of the FF molecules was highly dependent on temperature, which likely led to the change in the electronic and aromatic interactions between the FF molecules themselves and induced the reversible self-assembly.
The publication with the highest rate of RHT [35] enrolled only patients with a diagnosis of massive PE (all either presented with cardiogenic shock or severe shortness of breath), which likely led to the increased incidence as compared to other studies.
The interview of homicide suspect Robert Durst on HBO's recent broadcast of The Jinx, which likely led to his latest arrest, has provoked questions in the community of crisis management specialists and amateurs alike.
"This was the fifth year in a row of below-average rainfall in Southern California, and as a result, its beaches experienced less urban runoff, which likely led to the improvement of overall grades," the report said.
A year after he quit One Direction (which likely led to the remaining four members hitting pause), this 23-year-old singer has become the first of the bunch to release a solo record.
We allow the inner binary to go through a CE-phase as described in Section 3.4.4, which likely leads to a merger of the system.
Theoretical calculations identify the formation of an unusually stable aromatic acid sulfuric acid complex, which likely leads to a reduced nucleation barrier.
As shown in Figure 4, the COGs in subfamilies I and V are corresponding to single specificities H3K9 (note that the amino acid context of H3K9 resembles that of K27, which likely leads to the dual-specificities of EHMT1 and EHMT2 [25]) and H3K4, respectively.
In summary, we found a novel frameshift mutation, c.4571delG(P. Gly1524Glufs∗42), in the SBF2 gene, which likely leads to the CMT4B2 in the proband.
Considering that the patient lives in his area's geographical center is a limitation which likely leads to underestimate the impact of distance in the US.
