Sentence examples for are likely not needed from inspiring English sources

Ovary-biased or ovary-specific genes are likely not needed in males and therefore mutations in these genes will persist on the Y-chromosome, while mutations in testis-biased genes and other non-biased genes will be selected against.

If patients are to be given the right, the means and the accountability for buying health care services (and pointedly to opt out of what is likely not needed), we owe it to them to quickly make health care choices more understandable and transparent.

This finding shows that C jejuni itself has the capacity of inducing disease and that the contribution of other intestinal microorganisms is likely not needed.

While these images were taken at the surface of the tumor, the optical slicing is likely not needed when detecting a few isolated cells, for example at a positive margin, since there will be little signal from deeper in the healthy tissue.

Sadly, he's likely not the first person who has needed one.

This creates a unique policy problem: including RCV in national immunization schedules is likely not enough; the rubella immunization programs need to achieve herd immunity and many countries are unable to feasibly sustain such coverage standards.

"If we do it the right way the first time, the patient will likely not need to be readmitted.

Note that your cut will likely not need to be perfect, as the trim ring of the fixture will cover the cut edges of the tile.

A person with mild to moderate hypothermia and no other injuries or issues will likely not need to be taken to the hospital.

If you fold jeans and slacks the way you would want them pressed (flat front or with a crease down the middle of the front) directly out of the dryer then they will likely not need to be ironed later (depending on the fabric composition).

However, aviation and shipping are likely to need most, if not all, of the chemical fuels we can produce, so an astute observer will still ask how all the cars will be powered.