Sentence examples for liable to improve from inspiring English sources

As for hydrophilicity, most reports found that the hydrophilic surfaces are liable to improve the cell adhesion and proliferation [37-39] [37-39]

The use of these accessory enzymes in cellulase blends for industrial applications is liable to improve the level of reduced sugar obtainable from lignocellulosic substrates, thus, requires more investigation.

The lack of knowledge considering the impact of the problem and the existence of any associated factors liable to intervention makes it difficult to improve healthcare and prevent complications in these age groups.

In Britain, it is customers, not banks, that are liable when phantom withdrawals are made, so the banks had little incentive to improve matters.

The Care Quality Commission CQCC) ordered the trust to improve staffing and the availability of equipment, and warned that it would be liable to prosecution if it did not comply.

To improve?

When Rowe hires professional comedians to do comedy routines about cancer, surely it isn't the subject matter but the prospect of being subjected to improving messages that is liable to be a turn off?

O'Brien sees the St Leger as the  natural autumn target for Leading Light, while Galileo Rock's trainer, David Wachman, is confident that his colt is both still improving and liable to benefit further from a step up in trip.