Sentence examples for can likely provide from inspiring English sources

Thus, the stroma of ovarian tumors histologically resembles that of normal adult ovary, and can likely provide a microenvironment that promotes the development of primary and metastatic tumors.

We selected the highly conserved SSU rDNA sequence to design the primers/probe, because these sequences are more abundantly available for free-living nematodes than ITS sequences that can likely provide better taxonomic resolution.

This is not to say that the EarthScope PBO snow monitoring is not effective as it works quite well far extending the capabilities of that network, rather, if the GPS signal is to be used primarily as a snow sensor, an alternate hardware configuration can likely provide higher performance with lower costs.

The last common ancestor of sharks and bony fishes probably didn't have gill arches arranged like those in modern sharks which, in turn, suggests that the oldest known species of bony fishes can likely provide more information about the earliest jawed vertebrates (a group that today includes humans) than early chondrichthyans can, the researchers contend.

He or she can likely provide you with a class syllabus, as well as explain the type of work that you will need to produce to succeed.

It may not be immediately possible for the U.S. administration to extradite Gülen, as their legal framework requires a different kind of proof standards than the Turkish authorities can likely provide to them, but it is important that for the first time the U.S. declares a willingness on its side to consider some kind of action.

I'd argue that it's aged better than any other label of that era and if you're relatively new to the label or know it inside out, the catalogue can likely still provide something new".

Chumby would likely provide the interface though.

A deal now looks likely, provided regulators can be convinced, that will shift the mutual from grocery and funeral care in to banking and put the blunt-talking Bradford City football fan at the centre of the government's plans to bolster competition on the high street.

Chains of person-to-person transmission can likely be terminated, provided no reservoir of asymptomatic carriers, chronic infection, or seeding of new settings (e.g., Africa) exists.

As the toolbox of analytical techniques continues to grow, many of these can likely be used to provide a deeper understanding of polyvalent interactions.