Sentence examples for likely stage from inspiring English sources

Horvitz and his colleagues have also used search and social media data to identify pregnant women at risk of postpartum depression before they give birth, and to predict a likely stage of breast cancer.

On paper, this did not seem to be a likely stage for a mass sprint since the hills, which figure in the Liège-Bastogne-Liège classic in the spring, were expected to shatter the field.

I told my National Security Council staff yesterday that whoever my successor is needs to know that the most dangerous spot in the world today, the most likely stage for a big war, is not the Taiwan Strait, not the DMZ between North and South Korea, not Kashmir.

Others will likely stage focus groups in which selected participants react to what they see and hear.

First, the seedling stage is the least likely stage to experience lethally high temperatures.

Here we assign only the most likely stage, but using Equation 2 we can quantify the uncertainty in the stage assignment, which may contain useful additional diagnostic and prognostic information.

This was "very likely stage-managed," Scott and Jurek write, by someone at NASA: "With the mass reproduction of this painting, the pro-television faction cleverly marketed to millions of Americans a dream that they, too, would be a witness to the monumental event pending in a few months".

At a staff meeting in June (most likely staged, since a reporter is invited in) Mr. Kaiser shows how he is trying to shape publicity about the Kennedy Center.

And more attack planes will be sent to Central Asia, with the former Soviet republics of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan the likely staging areas.

Security experts say that it was likely staged by a government or government-backed group, in light of the significant expertise and resources required to create it.

"My judgment is that they more likely staged something that was fake for visual effect, and no one was killed," Streeb said, adding that ABC "could have been in Zimbabwe".