Sentence examples for available likely for from inspiring English sources

Official demographic data for local jail suicides is not publicly available, likely for reasons of confidentiality; therefore, aggregate data from 2000 to 2014 (N: 4508) was compared with 2009 JCID data (N: 170).

Available this fall, likely for way too much money.

This is done by hypothesising a link with improved patient outcomes but is possible only where robust evidence to support the hypothesis was available, which is more likely for indicators which have a direct therapeutic effect [ 25].

The more complex amino acids were included later in the code when biosynthetic pathways were available to synthesise them, most likely for catalysis.

Any health technology that is new or not readily available is likely to generate pressure for immediate implementation by clinical enthusiasts.

But with ZMapp supplies exhausted and new drug not likely available for months, will companies with other drugs be solicited for participation?

While activists have long recognized that a greater variety of strategic alternatives are likely available for large companies, the persistent targeting of such companies has only been made possible by the influx of capital into activist funds over the past few years and the ever-increasing willingness of passive investors and institutional shareholders to side with the concerns of activists.

Considering the free Wi-Fi is also most likely available for free out in the terminal, where all the commonfolk sit outside, it's a break-even on that.

Reserves reduce the total area available for fishing, likely causing an initial economic cost to fishers.

This is because more proteins were likely available for detection in the plasma of burn patients due to severe tissue leakage, and there was the additional dimension of sample fractionation via enrichment of cysteinyl and N-linked glycopeptides.

In these days, DNA sequences are first analyzed and protein sequences are translated from them, and consequently codon sequences are likely available for most protein sequences in databases.