Sentence examples for likely to characterize from inspiring English sources

We show that remote sensing data, through the characterization of land cover/use, is most likely to characterize the diversity and abundance of Anopheles species in Cacao.

"Underbalancing" is likely to characterize the region for some time.

And Republican leaders there are likely to characterize the assessment as a tax.

At large spatial extents, human behavior is constrained by patterned ecological variability, as such, a general theory of behavior is likely to characterize key aspects of human decisions.

When teenagers called parents frequently to "ask and confer," it was better for their relationship, and they were more likely to characterize their parents as supportive and say they were close and communicated well.

It offered a glimpse of a new power dynamic that is likely to characterize the next two years, as Republicans take control of the House and occupy six more seats in the Senate.

The weak overall LD (≪1 cM) means that dense SNP panels are likely required to characterize patterns of short-range LD.

Improved resolution of soil and outbreak data, such as exact carcass locations, are likely necessary to characterize the role of soil parameters in promoting anthrax spore persistence [ 3, 31] and for better understanding the spatio-temporal dynamics and ecology of local outbreaks [ 32].

But note that the Hispanic respondents in the survey weren't just a little more likely than whites to characterize blacks as shiftless and untrustworthy; they were much more likely to embrace those stereotypes when prompted by the pollsters.

And blacks, for their part, were also significantly more likely than whites to characterize Hispanics as untrustworthy.

It is important to keep in mind, however, that current studies are likely insufficiently powered to characterize fully the genetic architecture of AIDs, including shared and distinct loci and biologic pathways.