Sentence examples for it is rather likely from inspiring English sources

Although insufficient bone coverage could arguably be attributable to a poor surgical technique, we would tend to agree with other authors that it is rather likely to result from a flawed implant design that impedes osseointegration.

In fact, the cost function should increase as the potential location approaches one of the demand points, since it is rather likely that around those locations the cost of the facility will be higher (due to the value of the land and premises, which will make the cost of buying or renting the location higher).

If authoritarian regimes know no political preference, it is rather likely that resistance to authoritarianism is what the extreme right and left have most in common.

As the detection rates as well as the odor ratings did not differ between the two odors presented, it is rather likely that insula activations became induced by the social impact of the chemosensory anxiety signals.

Thus it is rather likely that MEG shows complementary but similar information than EEG.

It is rather likely that stochastic, epigenetic, and environmental factors modify the phenotype.

There's a basic showbiz rule to predict the overall quality of MTG productions: if the show is by Sondheim, it will be excellent; otherwise, it's rather likely to be a mixed bag, ranging somewhere between innocuously pleasant and head-scratchingly amateurish.

It was rather likely that these RefSeq-linked iTSCs might be activated simply because of the generally loose chromatin structure which was formed to facilitate the transcription of the upstream RefSeq gene (mentioned as 'transcriptional rippling noise' in a recent paper).

In contrast, if only one or two of the myosins were duplicated in the comparison of two closely related species/branches, it would be rather likely that these duplications are the result of single gene duplications or duplications of genomic regions.

It is rather less likely that a merger would create any lasting value.

It is rather more likely that the reference count is an indicator of the quality of the article, i.e. that articles of high quality have more references.