Sentence examples for are likely to internalize from inspiring English sources
Together, these findings indicate that, following an intravenous infusion of ZOL, only highly endocytic monocytes in peripheral blood are likely to internalize sufficient ZOL to cause a significant accumulation of IPP/DMAPP.
Circulating retinol/RBP4 complexes are likely to be internalized by receptor-mediated endocytosis via the recently discovered RBP4 receptor stimulated by retinoic acid gene 6 (STRA6) [67 69].
Furthermore, older spouses are likely to have observed and internalized increasing roles of spouse (especially wives; partly reflecting decreasing roles of daughters-in-law) in elder care in post–World War II Japan.
Joseph DeFilippis works with elderly gays and lesbians, many of whom internalized the ugly myth that gay men are likely to be pedophiles.
If these attitudes are internalized over a period of time, individuals are likely to experience a change in self-identity from this form of loss.
Therefore, policies that internalize both the costs and benefits of wildlife are likely to result in positive conservation and development outcomes.
If, on the other hand, you as a gay person are uncomfortable naturally expressing affection, then you are more likely to internalize such rejection and ask, "What's wrong with me?" or think, "I don't matter".
Persons from non-democratic cultures are more likely to internalize liberal values when they are embodied in social phenomena and processes to which they are exposed every day [ 46].
Possibly, adolescents who barely fail to fit the slim norm are more likely to internalize appearance ideals [ 46] and are thus more sensible to subtle appearance-related messages.
If your family life is informed by healthy values, choices, activities, and relationships, they are more likely to internalize those messages as their own.
