Sentence examples for certain and likely from inspiring English sources

Yes, of this he's certain – and likely in London, a city he has come to think of as his own.

After extracting CMT families with the PMP22 duplication, sequencing identifies certain and likely pathogenic point mutations in 36% (25/70) of the CMT families.

However, phenotypically certain CMT families had certain and likely pathogenic variants in the non-CMT neuropathy genes, that is, ARHGEF10, POLG, SETX, and SOD1, thus expanding the number of known CMT genes.

The identification of certain and likely pathogenic variants in non-CMT genes and in CMT genes, regarded unusual, is especially important in the CMT2 families, where an accurate molecular diagnosis often has been lacking.

Table 4 shows phenotype-genotype correlations for certain and likely pathogenic variants and Supplemental Table 1 (see Supplementary Material available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2014/210401) shows genotype-phenotype correlations for all candidate variants in the 59 CMT families analysed by NGS.

The report's Summary for Policymakers, a document subject to line-by-line approval by delegates from all member countries, is chock-full of phrases like "virtually certain" and "extremely likely" – terms signifying a probability of 95-100% – that you won't find in any CBO long-term outlook in recent memory.

By relying on experienced users, we achieved certain efficiencies and likely greater input and feedback, than we would have from users with little experience.

If adversaries believe what is stated in the new Obama doctrine, the umbrella is a bit smaller, with fewer scenarios in both the "certain" and the "likely enough" categories.

Finally, some studies have included a fifth, excitatorypopulation, linked to certain other populations and likely becoming active only undercertain strong perturbations to environmental or metabolic conditions [4 8].

In the 1980s, there was alarm over whether babies born to cocaine-addicted mothers would suffer developmental problems or other damaging effects, but studies later showed that such problems were far from certain and much more likely if the child had to contend with economic hardship, family instability, poor education and other factors.

After sickness, resting heart rate (almost certain at day 1), LnSD1 (almost certain at day 1 and likely at day 2), RPE response to the submaximal run (very likely at day 1) and Lake Louise score (likely at day 1 and day 2) were moderately to very largely affected and returned to normal within 2 3 days (figure 1).