Sentence examples for likely to analyze from inspiring English sources

Frequently well-versed in market conditions, the most wary first-time buyers are likely to analyze the purchase process endlessly, sometimes driving agents to distraction.

Individuals are likely to analyze the causes of their results more objectively.

Researchers are more likely to analyze antecedent gender ideology using socio-economic (Kodagoda 2014), institutional (Cha and Thebaud 2009), and cultural (Roder and Muhlau 2014) factors.

The campers were more likely, say, to analyze the nature of shelter, a discussion provoked when Mr. Holtzman, overheated by the flames, made a shield out of tripods and a blanket.

I kept telling myself that he most likely wanted to analyze it in order to improve our own stuff.

Unlike Google and Amazon (which don't have the label deals yet), Apple's service will apparently allow a program (likely iTunes) to analyze a user's computer and see what songs they have on their hard drive.

This practice occurs as much by necessity as by design, since there wouldn't be enough likely voters to analyze in a sample if pollsters narrowed it down to the proportion of people who usually vote in primaries.

This can be likely conducted to analyze a short range of microbial pathogens, because fish and plants pathogens were not considered in the study.

Due to the strategy used in their design, these quantitative RNA markers will likely be useful to analyze environmental impacts on other related fish species.

Even nearby regions, which are directly excitatory connected, have an inhibitory component through local inhibitory interneurons and this is likely be used to analyze angular visual features such as corners or T junctions [39].

The likely equipment used to analyze these samples was a gas chromatograph using heated static head space analysis with a packed column and a Hall electrolytic conductivity detector (Personal communication, Oscar Pancorbo, Director Lawrence Experiment Station, April 2004).