Sentence examples for likely counts from inspiring English sources

While Facebook has lost cache with the youth over time and as their parents joined, Instagram is still wildly popular with them and likely counts many tweens or even younger children as users.

Using penetrance samples from both case and control distributions, we first calculated maximal and minimal likely counts in which the probability of generating a more extreme count for either cases or controls is 15.8% ; thus the probability of sampling a more extreme combination of case and control counts is 0.158 × 0.158 = 0.025 per tail.

There is good evidence suggesting that anterior negativities in the N200 latency range are elicited by a variety of manipulations that tax error related response and which likely counts no-go N200 [ 6- 8], feedback related negativity tasks [ 5, 9], as well as N2 conflict tasks [ 10- 12].

Keep in mind relatives like Mom or your sister will not likely count as references.

The title will most likely count for nothing.

If we do include those, though, then Romney can most likely count about 500 delegates, or about 52.3% of the delegates won so far.

With Bradshaw's departure, the Giants will most likely count heavily on David Wilson, their first-round draft choice last year, who showed great promise but appeared raw.

Instead of relying on a hostile offer, Jos. A. Bank is most likely counting on two things to get a deal.

These second preferences will very likely count for just as much as first preferences in the end, because neither Boris nor Ken looks on course to win the more than 50% of first preferences needed to get them past the winning post in the first round of counting.

Fitbit is likely counting on the Alta to keep the company at the forefront of the fitness tracker scene.

That's good news for AT&T customers not looking to switch to Sprint just for webOS/Pre – but bad news for Sprint, who was likely counting on just that.