The phrase "and likely too" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to suggest that something is probably also true, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "She is talented, and likely too, she will succeed in her career."
Alternatives: "and probably as well" or "and likely also".
It also looked perplexingly impractical: if it's cold enough for fur, it's too cold — and likely too wet — for open-toed shoes.
Instead, it's a hodgepodge of how willing we are to share, if words are the way that we show love, and likely, too, of how our families expressed themselves, etc, etc.
The sensitivity of the other TB parameters was distinctly lower and likely too low for the most clinical applications.
The Rev. Jason J. McGuire, the executive director of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, which opposes the casino referendum, called the concessions "very shrewd" of the governor and most likely too much to overcome.
A large proportion of former injectors with unknown but presumably low test coverage would make our estimate more uncertain and most likely too low.
Albumin < 35 g/L, a marker of nutritional status, was present in only 3% of patients in our cohort, and therefore likely too rare to demonstrate an association with survival.
Existential echoes of Beckett and Sartre are in the air, and political metaphors likely, too.
For those who remember and adore "To Kill a Mockingbird," the opportunity to revisit Atticus and Scout is likely too tempting to pass up.
The Obama administration is not willing to underwrite the project, and it's likely too sensitive for any future government to revive.
As it will be elaborated in the limitations below, there might be a coincident increase of Sr with Ca in the cement line, but the relative increase in Ca and Sr is likely too small to be distinguished in a matrix volume of 12 μm (voxel size) with a cement line thickness of only 1 to 2 μm.
They spoke with North Korean laborers who have been isolated and kept under watch, and who were most likely too afraid of punishment to report their living and working conditions in Poland.
