Sentence examples for expected more likely from inspiring English sources

A team of ecologists led by Kira Cassidy of the University of Minnesota report in Behavioral Ecology that in an analysis of 121 conflicts between Yellowstone wolves, larger packs (with an average of 9.4 wolves) were, as might be expected, more likely to win over a small pack (5.8 wolves).

In addition, people who are able to sell their car for more than they expected are more likely to stick with the same brand as they shop for a replacement.

As a result, these individuals were expected to more likely be exposed to such health information.

To accurately handle this data feature, we estimate a series of zero inflated models and find that, although lower secondary school low track students are, as expected, much more likely to engage in dual VET, they are less successful in accumulating vocational human capital than their high track counterparts.

This strategy assumes that genes that are mutated more frequently than expected are more likely to be drivers.

Breast cancer patients, as expected, were more likely to have a positive family history (32% versus 22.3%, respectively; P < 0.001).

In the bivariate analysis for PITC, individuals who received results that they expected were more likely to find the information sufficient (RR 1.21, CI 1.06-1.37).

You may face opposition from sources you never expected, but more likely, distractions will be sent to keep you from finishing your search.

Unfortunately, with Uranus' huge potential for insane, crazy behavior we can likely expect more acts of violence over the next two years of its planetary existence.

We can likely expect more of the same thanks to this new war chest of cash.

She says that library users can likely expect more personal and digital interaction in the years to come.