Sentence examples for consider it very likely from inspiring English sources

It is consistent with your belief state that $X$ is such that if you knew what proposition $X$ was, you would consider it very likely.

We consider it very likely that the effect of the particles on c P will follow from an analogous mathematical description.

Since we have previously shown that peripheral blood Treg from treatment-naïve MS patients and healthy individuals have a similar susceptibility to undergo apoptosis [6], we exclude the possibility that genetic alterations might lead to an altered apoptosis sensitivity of Treg in MS. Thus, we consider it very likely that CD95hiCD45ROhi Treg of the CSF from MS patients are highly apoptosis-prone.

29 We consider it very likely that those with self-reported hypertension did indeed have hypertension.

Although this path to speciation through sexual selection is possible in principle, we do not consider it very likely because it will only occur if the change in environment is sudden and large (see Higashi et al. 1999; Fig. 2, Arnegard and Kondrashov 2004).

It is a marked change in tone from Dolan, who considered it "very likely" that the plane would be found as recently as March.

Breast cancer was omitted as we considered it very likely all women with a breast lump would be investigated, and there is very little primary care evidence to support investigation/non-investigation of other breast symptoms.

Thus, we considered it very likely that the dozen candidates identified bioinformatically that also displayed an SDL phenotype and served as Ypk1 substrates in vitro (highlighted in bold in Table 1) would be functionally important Ypk1 substrates in vivo.

We considered it very likely that these products had been treated with some kind of flame retardants at a significant (percent-by-mass) level in order to meet flame retardancy standards.

But if you find it at all consoling, they are 10% more likely to consider it very important to have a job that requires creativity.

Your sons and daughters are now 18% less likely to consider it "very important" to earn a high salary than they were in 1997 before you shelled out four years' tuition.